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jdp
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iwant convert all my records on to disc is there a programme that helps to clean up the sound before i record them
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Steve
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Hi jpd, I think there is something called Audio cleaning Lab and although I can't be sure I think there is a free trial version available on their site (sorry, don't know the address but try typing the name into Google and it will come up with something) I can't speak for it's quality but I've heard it's ok. Most likely someone else be along soon and might offer more and better advice, Regards, Steve.
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Joe_London
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Take a look at this.
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If you decide to buy Steve, take a look at amazon. 
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Joe_London
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TFC,
I got a programme called LP Ripper v4 on the cover of a magazine the other day. Are you familiar with this and if so how does it compare with Magic?
Joe.
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TheFatControlleR
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Hi Joe,
I'm afraid I am not familiar with that one, actually I'm not familiar with the Magix program either, although I did have an early sample/mixer application from them 5-6 years ago and it was very user-friendly.
I'm already wired up to an amp/mixer/patch-bay combo which allows me to record to and from the PC, Turntables, CD, Cassette, Video, TV, DVD, Minidisk, & Synths - and you think you've got a birds nest behind your desk, that's nuffink.
As for tidying up vinyl recordings, I don't. If the track is too damaged I tend not to record it - fortunately, the vast majority of my vinyl is in good nick. 
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Joe_London
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Thanks TFC.
Joe.
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George
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The program I use is Magix Audio Cleaning Lab 2004, take a look here:
http://site.magix.net/index.php?id=411
Nero 6 also has the ability to cleanup and transfer vinyl to CD.
For some very good help on how to etc: http://wavecor.co.uk/links.htm
Finally and it should have been first you will need the correct cable for recording from player to computer. wavecor will guide you.
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