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Settings depend on what I plan to do with the files, but I usually convert to 44.1/16.ħ) Open files in Amadeus Pro and join sides together, then add song markers and split tracks, exporting to Apple Lossless.Ĩ) Import tracks into iTunes where I add metadata, artwork, etc. As I mentioned in a previous post, I only normalize album sides together (not individual tracks) in order to maintain dynamic contrasts between songs.Ħ) Run files through Audiofile SampleManager for iZotope SRC and dither. (No affiliation, etc., just a very happy user).ĥ) Reopen files in either Adobe Soundbooth or Audition for volume adjustment/normalization.
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Even if you are against click and pop removal programs (as I was before I tried Click Repair), I recommend trying the free demo and giving it an honest try. This is absolutely the one program that I would recommend without the slightest hesitation. If used properly, I find there is almost always very little to no audible cost to running Click Repair, and the benefits in terms of reduction of small clicks and surface noise are enormous.
I determine the de-click setting by listening to input, output and noise and set to where I think it's right and I'm removing the majority of small clicks and pops without affecting transients. You can see the gear I use in my profile, but it includes MMF-7 TT, Shure M97圎 w/ Jico SAS stylus, Grado PH-1 phono preamp, KAB Rumble filter and Edirol UA EX1 USB Audio Interface.ģ) Trim beginning and end of album sides and remove any obvious clicks and pops (any big ones that stand out on the waveform).Ĥ) Run files through Click Repair. Verify turntable speed using KAB speed strobe.Ģ) Record to Adobe Soundbooth at 96kHz/24 bits (32 bit float setting).
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H) Convert to 32bit/48kHz as my Squeezebox 3 can't handle 96kHz playback.ģ2/96 files saved though for future reference - or if I upgrade my Squeezebox!ġ) Clean record on VPI HW 16.5 vacuum (unless it has been cleaned already), dust with Hundt carbon fiber brush, use Zerostat to discharge static if necessary. (Occasionally I'll sum to mono under 100Hz if groove noise is a problem.) Recorded direct into computer from phono amp.Ĭ) Run through DeNoise LF (noise floor -60dB, limit 20Hz)ĭ) Check record for clicks etc - if only a few go to f)Į) Process with Click Repair X2 reverse setting at 1 or 2 at most.į) Take out the few remaining clicks manually with Cool Edit Pro. I normally leave discs to dry overnight.ī) Record single, 12" or album side as required with Cool Edit Pro 2.1 32bit/96kHz. Technics SL1210 Mk2/turntable mat from Sound HiFi/timestep motor/timestep bearing/Isonoe isolation feet/SME 309/Ortofon 2M Bronze/Graham Slee Gram Amp 2/Transit USB A/D converter (laptop)/Marian Marc 4 Digi (main PC)Ī) Clean records with Disco Antistat and L'art Du Son mixture and allow to air dry.
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