All I need to do is copy and then fade songs to a CD. Dance recital stuff. Very basic...is this a good program for that simple level of recording.
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Yes really easy n great program, there is a 7 out but 6 is good. Just record then bounce it to mp3 or what ever format then its over on a cd then ur a millionare lmfao peace n bless
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You can use Mixcraft for this purpose; you would need to first rip the CD tracks you want using a secondary application; Windows Media Player can rip individual tracks from a CD; create a folder in which to save them as WAV or MP3; then you can open a new project in Mixcraft... I find it easiest to open Windows Explorer, open the folder containing the files and drag each one into a track in the Mixcraft project where it becomes a CLIP... you can then move them around and order them as desired; eventually you will want to put all the clips in one track; if you drag a clip and overlap the clip in front of it, Mixcraft automatically creates a crossfade; drag the clip back and forth to determine how much crossfade you want... then you can use one of the Mixcraft CD burning engines to burn your mix to CD... hope this helps... remember, first you need to rip the selected tracks to your hard drive using Windows Media Player, to make them available to drag into your Mixcraft project...
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mcc, you record & play back with the same "cd drawer". just follow the direction,it's very simple.
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If you just need something to listen to then it might be useful. Most of the use as been for lectures at school in my case. For your purposes, I wonder if there are programs that convert the recording into musical notes like how Dragon does dictation into written words, have one that does music sheets from the recording or shows music graphics on tghe computer from the recording.
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Hi! I've brought songs that had been recorded by my Sony recorder to computer...onto a CD with no problem.Hope this helps! I love its quality!
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Yes it does a very good job at removing the hiss and some other music disruptions.A tape in good condition will sound excellent on CD. It can not perform miracles of restoring what is really lost or badly degraded. Make sure to set the level of recording carefully and accurately by testing it for the best results.
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Mr. Moore, the advice seems to make no sense. Isn't a "Digital Audio" disc a CD? DVD for video and CD for music, speeches, etc. I have burned hundreds of Sony DVDs over the years and not one has let me down. Be sure and use the format, DVD- or DVD+, that your recorder burns. In my experience DVD- discs will work for the vast majority of recorders, but yours might require DVD+ discs. Paul
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This program will function to your needs. I know people whom spend a lot of money on DAW software, and expect professional results. The true aspect is what you need and the price you will pay. Samplitude Music Studio is competitive and produces great results....pending on the users experience.
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For transcription I use the program: "For The Record". I installed the Phillips foot pedal cd, and the pedal would not active with the FTR program. In program provided in the CD the pedal work, but its not consistent with my needs. I would not recommend, because I never before install the cd in other foot pedals and the foot pedals always work
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It plays tapes and doesn't record. I teach dance and it was not enough sound for me. It also has a cd player. Okay for a small area.
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yes that's what I use. I'll be honest it took me almost a month to figure out. but once I did I love the software. Don't expect it to cut the tracks in the right spot. I always erase their tracks and put them back in the right spot. I do that by finding track listings on wiki, iTunes, amazon, or a site called discogs and write down the track times. It takes a little work. but I haven't found a software yet that cuts the tracks right automatically granted Ive only tried a few. So if you go for it be patient. I don't ever tinker with any of the effects so not sure how good they are. Like echo and crap like that. I just go for a good clean transfer. It does work good for that. In my opion. I did however buy an old turntable for just listening. One with pitch control and the adjustable counterweight and all that kind of fancy stuff. How bout that for an answer. Peace. Hit me up if you got mo questions. I don't mind talkin about records and record players.
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I don't know. It's been working for me. What program are you using to copy music onto them?
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There is No Software required to Burn Cd's. You can Record Entire LP's or individual 45's ..
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It is best to record on cd-r. Also, it depends on what was recorded. Some machines cannot play certain file formars
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I use Audacity which is free and is easy to use. There are other commercial software programs too which can be subsequently used. Good luck!
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No this will not work. It is just for duplicating CD's.You need something like the TASCAM CC-222SLmkII . This sells for $599.00 on Amazon.Ther may be less expensive units on the market but be careful as some units record to cd or cassette from an external source but don't directly record from cassette to cd. (Rather strange) One unit would record from cd to cassette but not the other way. (Why would you want to do that?)
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I think that is according to the quality of your tapes and tape player. I was able to use the program to easily remove other noises and make a good sounding digital recording of kids story tapes. I have been pleased with the quality.
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I use CDR -R which have worked. It burns in wma format only. Wont play MP3. Play your LP push the button and it records the LP.. No seperation of tracks though. If you want seperate tranks you have to push button after song is played from LP and push again when next song starts. Has worked great for me. Does not clean up the snaps and pops however I enjoy that part. Music on CDs you buy are too clean and the music does not sound the same. If you want crystal clean you have to run CD thru a seperate progam on your computer. I am from the old school and like the results.