I'm a totally confused beginner when it comes to "using plug-ins" for anything that isn't automatic. I purchased, in my ignorance on this subject, SoundSoap-2 from CompUSA during a store closure. Recently, without having tried the first program, I also purchased SoundSoap Pro directly from BIAS. I thought it was an upgrade to SoundSoap 2 and a stand alone program like Toast with Jam. NOT SO!
Does anyone here use a combination of Audacity with the Soaps? How do I get the Soap Pro "plug-ins" into Audacity? I wish now I had just kept it simple and stayed with my Toast w/Jam but now I've got them and several hundred vinyl albums and cassettes to play with. At age 75, I probably won't live long enough to finish but I would like to get started.
Any help out there?
Charlie
Sound Soap w/Audacity
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kozikowski
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Re: Sound Soap w/Audacity
I'm going to have to get my Sound Soap license out of the garage to resolve this one, but until I do that, what problem are we solving with SS?
You connected two things that have nothing to do with each other. "I'm transferring my vinyl and I need Sound Soap."
Where did Toast go?
Koz
You connected two things that have nothing to do with each other. "I'm transferring my vinyl and I need Sound Soap."
Where did Toast go?
Koz
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kozikowski
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Re: Sound Soap w/Audacity
We're getting there.
I'm newly registered on the Sound Soap forum. My license has been out in the garage for a while, so it seems I dropped off the registration radar. This can be fixed.
Anyway, while I was in there, I ran across someone hoping to clean up vinyl with his Sound Soap.
Koz
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IMO Soundsoap is much better for broadband noise reduction than for click removal.
SS Pro does a better job with clicks, but by far the best/cheapest solution out there is a little java program called Click Repair written by Brian Davies - search the web for it.
Using this in conjunction with Soundsoap provides good results for not a lot of money.
I'm newly registered on the Sound Soap forum. My license has been out in the garage for a while, so it seems I dropped off the registration radar. This can be fixed.
Anyway, while I was in there, I ran across someone hoping to clean up vinyl with his Sound Soap.
Koz
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IMO Soundsoap is much better for broadband noise reduction than for click removal.
SS Pro does a better job with clicks, but by far the best/cheapest solution out there is a little java program called Click Repair written by Brian Davies - search the web for it.
Using this in conjunction with Soundsoap provides good results for not a lot of money.
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Re: Sound Soap w/Audacity
hi gang
i know this is a forum for audacity but i just bought soundsoap 2 and i cant make head nor tail of it.
i watched their video but that guy goes to fast for me..im trying to edit songs from 78s and lps..
does anyone here have any idea how soundsoap works?place it here.thanks.
lenny
i know this is a forum for audacity but i just bought soundsoap 2 and i cant make head nor tail of it.
i watched their video but that guy goes to fast for me..im trying to edit songs from 78s and lps..
does anyone here have any idea how soundsoap works?place it here.thanks.
lenny