Effects, Recipes, Interfacing with other software, etc.
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waxcylinder
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by waxcylinder » Thu Jul 05, 2012 2:24 pm
Trebor wrote:The clicks can be repaired using Audacity's "
repair" (in effects). They can be located using the spectrum view where they appear as spikes ...
That's fine if you only have a few clicks and a few LPs - otherwise it gets to be too much hard work.
I used to do this manually as Trebor suggests until I got a steer from Koz, for which I am eternally grateful, to a package called ClickRepair - it costs US $45 but is well worth it IMO if you have a lot of vinyl to process. See this sticky thread:
http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=1994
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by chriscarp » Thu Jul 05, 2012 4:42 pm
Thanks, guys, for performance "over and above the call of duty"! Points about clipping and click removal received and understood, and printed out so that I can act on them when next at the job. (I've already used Effects>Click Remover to very good effect elsewhere in the recording.) By the way, yes, I'm well past 40 (by 69% - work that out!) so I will have to watch the video traces carefully so that my audience at least can get best value at high frequencies, but I will take Trebor's advice on settings -- thanks. I've got about 190 LPs and about 85 EPs and singles, so I can't see me getting them all digitised!
Nice to chat, and once again thanks very much for your responses.
Chris
