On Sun, Feb 09, 2003 at 06:57:49PM -0500, stan wrote: > On Sun, Feb 09, 2003 at 05:41:57PM -0500, James Hughes wrote: > > > > > > I'd be interested in hearing if you get this working. It appears that the > > > devloper of Ardour has suceded in upseting the Debian developers, and they > > > are'nt interested in doing anythign with this package. Too bad, as I have > > > lot's of LP's thta I wan't to read in, and this package would be a big > > > asset (along with gramofile), on doing this. I wisht these 2 projects could > > > get together. > > > > I've been having some success recording LP's with Audacity. It has a > > nifty 'remove noise profile' feature that I've found quite useful for > > getting rid of pops and scratches. Gramofile sounds interesting > > though, especially the feature that detects where tracks start and end > > and splits the .wav file accordingly. > > > > > Thanks for the info. > > np, thanks for the gramofile tip! > > If you are not using gramofile, I _strongly_ sugest you take a look at it. > It's wonderful. I'm not usually a person who needs a GUI, but for live > albums, which the automated tarck spliter cant handle, a nice GUI editor, > showing waveforms, and allowing you to makrk places for spliting, and play > short segments that you have marked would be ideal. Audacity is what you want. As I understand it, Ardour is a multitrack hard-disk recorder, and while it would work for what you describe above, it seems a bit overkill. I've been doing what you describe above with Audacity and it works very well. It can also export to .mp3 or .ogg. -- James Hughes
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