When using vinyl restore, does it record one side as a single track or does it separate the music into individual tracks??
2085588
it records into tracks(listens for silence parts) Since I have been using Audio Station, I don't use it that way..you could and it works ok. I think it's just better to record side one and use markers. Then go back and edit the file. hope that helps
2085589
I don't know. I found this program more difficult to use that the one I had before - "Creative Media Source". I went back to it. It is on my Wiin XP computer and came with the sound card, and I cannot find any place to buy it. Now that XP is no longer supported, I am using the old computer off-line, just for for copying my old recordings, and off-line activities, etc. That way I can use the Creative Media Source for my sound work.
363232
Which program are you using?I use Audacity, and here's how I separate the tracks:1) Bring the cursor to the point where I want the next track to start.2) Hold shift and press the end key. This will highlight everything after where I want the track to start.3) Select Edit from the top menu, then select Split.
968837
Are you asking, is there a space between when one track ends and another begins? That answer is yes. Works the same for WAV as well.
353960
I don't think so. I believe if you're using the "mic in" slot it overrides the built-in microphone. Either way, it only records one track at a time.
266198
It does on my player. I believe it does clean it up a little, the same way recording from vhs to dvd gives a cleaner picture. But only new or pristine vinyl will give a perfect recording.
750908
I have recorded 14 separate tracks at onces in Cubase 5le using Windows 7 on my laptop. No problem if your computer is relatively fast.
1882453
You cant select individual tracks, only go forward and backward one song at a time
918542
It only plays one record, no stacking. You must load tonearm on the record but it does have an automatic return to stop function.
742503
There is no multi-record capability with this turntable. It is for single record use only. That is a drawback, however, it is still a great little player for transferring your vinyl to CD.
64886
Well, yes, one track. However, you can "pan" the stereo inputs on the Behringer and have the mic panned to the left and the guitar panned right. You'd essentially have two separate tracks of audio in your recording (R & L) that you'd need to remix into new stereo tracks within Audacity, Traction, etc. I hope that makes sense?
279395
Yes, that is what the turntable is designed to do, and it does it well. The Audacity software does come with the turntable, but it is not necessary. Audacity is free, open source software that is easily downloaded. In fact I recommend this, so that you get the latest version. Audacity can save your record as a lossy mp3 or as lossless FLAC or WAV. I used both, and the CD's played perfectly. You will, however, need to supply CD burning software, of which there are several free ones for download, depending on your operating system. I used Brasero on Linux, which worked great.
570005
Yes. You can record 2 new tracks at a time and it plays all the tracks while you are recording the new ones. If you don't want to hear the other tracks, you can manually turn them down or mute them. Hope this helps. it is a magnificent machine for the price.
2010918
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.
620451
The device records a single stereo track at a time. If you want to record different tracks separately, you could conceivably do that and synchronize the tracks using software, but you would need something more capable in that regard (a digital audio workstation) than the included Wavelab LE (an audio editor).
1652061
it does i am running this on a mac and converted them onto ITunes but you dont have to you can stop the process it works great and will let you choose if you want to separate the tracks so when its done you can name them
1932011
Same VTA. If the platter is shot, you can't avoid "static?" I thought the smaller and smaller tips on current styli would pick up the signal from an unworn part of the groove, so an old record would sound pretty much like new. Not so... I could tell within a few seconds into the vinyl that the mat really knocked out a lot of noise, rumble,distortion.
578442
You can of course capture to separate tracks for each input. I'm not even sure if you could capture all inputs and mix them to stereo. Unless you record to MP3 or something.