a question about software..

[coonsanders]

hi
i used to use soundsoap for editing music files but bias went belly up a dew days ago..so im considering magix as a replacement..or brain davies denoiser..i tried the noise reduction in goldwave but i wasnt to impressed..nero doesnt have an auto
noise remover nither its manuel..what i like about about magix its got an auto
noise remver..whats your opinion?..also since this mostly a turntable site what do
u think of numark turntables??thanks

coonsanders

[JoeE SP9]

Numark TT's are aimed at the lower end of the DJ crowd. I suspect there are few Numark owners here.

Automatic de-noisers IMO tend to be way to heavy handed. If necessary I prefer manually adjusting noise reduction. It's not much of an issue with me as all my files are from my own collection. I've always taken good care of my vinyl so my transfers rarely if ever need any de-noising or de-clicking. For times when I need that sort of thing I use Audacity.

This is not a DJ oriented site. It's a vinyl oriented site. We don't "scratch" vinyl we wash and clean it.

[Blue Angel]

Magix Audiolab15 or later works OK if used sparingly. Like Joe said, well looked-after vinyl rarely needs de-clicking and the rest.

ba

[GlassWolf]

I use a combination of software for audio file editing.

Audacity and GoldWave are the two main ones for vinyl ripping.