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Joined: 17-Sep 03
From: New York - US
Member No.: 24,879
u can basically use anything...logic, performer, etc... ur just recording a sound source... just let the CD play while ur software is recording, and make sure that ur target file is a .WAV
Group: Members
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Joined: 09-Sep 03
From: Howell - US
Member No.: 24,444
I use STORM frequently and in the US its around 99.00. You can import then Audio export into WAV, MP3, AIFF. From that point U have a WAV file and take it from that point onto your split process.
Ripping A Cd Into One Big .wav
Sun 14 Sep 2003, 16:39
I use STORM frequently and in the US its around 99.00. You can import then Audio export into WAV, MP3, AIFF. From that point U have a WAV file and take it from that point onto your split process.
