 Digitizing voice, Convert tape recordings to digital |
 Wed 24 Apr 2002, 22:38
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 Newbie Group: Members Posts: 2 Joined: 24-Apr 02 From: Sugar Land Member No.: 4,392  |
I just got an Imac FP and would like to convert some recordings made with a hand-held microcassette recorder into the Mac. I interview family members using the recorder as part of genealogy research. My ultimate goal is to burn to a CD and send back to the family.
Is this possible? -------------------- dodger
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Mon 29 Apr 2002, 08:14
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 SuperHero  Group: Members Posts: 9,465 Joined: 04-Nov 01 From: Paris - FR Member No.: 2,244 |
Huum...too bad for the lack of 'in', my G4/667 Digital Audio still had one...
On the dither question...well that's another question...which has been discussed many times on the PT forum. I would agree that for music, it would be better to work with 24 bit-44.1KHz setting (as I do) and then dither to be able to burn to CD (48KHz->44.1KHz dither is known to be really bad in PT, and in general I think), but , come on, we're talking discussion recorded on a mini-cassette recorder here !... 16bit/44.1KHz is more than enough and will save you some drive space and some time (less conversion to perform when you're done). Just my humble opinion. -------------------- |
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dodger Digitizing voice Wed 24 Apr 2002, 22:38
macmax Hi
It is possible, but you will need to invest in ... Sun 28 Apr 2002, 20:18 lepetitmartien Regarding the use, 24/96 is a bit out of context.
... Sun 28 Apr 2002, 23:10 MrT Agreed with the previous post. PT free will be the... Sun 28 Apr 2002, 23:59 lepetitmartien Unfortunatly, there's no audio in anymore on Macs ... Mon 29 Apr 2002, 00:16
dodger Thanks for all the good feedback. I may have to i... Mon 29 Apr 2002, 14:44 |
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