Finally returning to an old project, ripping LPs. Can anybody offer practical insight on time-saving software options or workflows?
I've done it before using Audacity and other nonspecialized software but am looking for ways to make the process go faster, reduce setup and post-processing time.
I want things to sound good but I am not in audiophile mode. Basic noise and pop/click reduction would be great if it does not add too much time/labor to the process. My final listening files will be in AAC -- for when I'm away from the turntable.
The reviews of PureVinyl are intriguing but I'm not clear if it is a time saver. Izotope looks fab but is probably much, much more than I need. VinylStudio? Others?
Now back to testing an ancient Edirol UA-1ex USB interface with my old MBA... (Recommend me a good-enough USB adapter in case it is DOA.)
I've done it before using Audacity and other nonspecialized software but am looking for ways to make the process go faster, reduce setup and post-processing time.
I want things to sound good but I am not in audiophile mode. Basic noise and pop/click reduction would be great if it does not add too much time/labor to the process. My final listening files will be in AAC -- for when I'm away from the turntable.
The reviews of PureVinyl are intriguing but I'm not clear if it is a time saver. Izotope looks fab but is probably much, much more than I need. VinylStudio? Others?
Now back to testing an ancient Edirol UA-1ex USB interface with my old MBA... (Recommend me a good-enough USB adapter in case it is DOA.)
