On Thu, Feb 13, 2003 at 09:37:29AM +1300, C Falconer wrote: > The last time I did it I converted 10 sides of "blaster bates" to CD. I might somewhere have about 7 cassettes of the man himself :-) Saw him on stage one evening a few years back in London - a nice bloke! Seeing as he was keen on hunting, I wonder if he ever made it over here?
I still have visions of the mushroom-cloud of "human, cow and pig shit"! (Sorry to everyone else who doesn't want to know what we're talking about!) > It took fscking for-ever, because records generally only work at 1x Good point - I'm getting too used to CDs coming in at 7 speed and above, direct to MP3 ... > > recording software to record to wave format. Then I used some wave > software to trim off the bumps and noise at the front and back of the > wave. Any suggestions for a suitable waveform editor under unix? If I were pushed to it, I'd mention goldWave for Windows ... > Then I recorded the wave straight to CD, and lastly stored the wave as a > MP3 rather than doing all that work again :) That's a good idea - run them out as audio CD, and you can play them on old audio CD players ... -jim
