Does the software automatically clean up the noise and spit my songs into tracks or do I have to do it manually?
928114
I gave up on the software. The tape player has been good for playing the actual cassette tapes and transferring to a separate digital audio recorder in WAV files, then through the computer and on to mp3.
928115
Honestly, I've never used the software. In the past I've used Quicktime on the mac to convert vinyl with a portable Ion record player I have. And that worked fine. But I'd say give it a shot and see how it works. Sorry I couldn't be more help. T
928116
No the software "software only transfers the program to your PC as a MP3. I strongly recommend that you use a Audio specific program like Sony Sound Forge. Within Sound you can record the music into your PC, and clean it up the music clip as much as possible. The software that came with the ION express is basically useless.
1967411
Play it safe and send it back. What is the source of the music? Is it on all tracks by all artists? I don't have any problems with mine.
2108683
I don't believe so. The only way I recall to "input" tracks is via CD or SD cardl
1119988
Actually you can. All 3 tracks are editable with the software. The software interface is kind of hokey, but it does work.
721789
You can do it but alias with iTunes... You have to out a tick in the box where it is written to put manually the songs
215206
This is an effects processor only. As such whatever you put in will be modified accordingly. It has no capability to split or isolate individual sounds or tracks.
1559383
Thanks.For some reason it took about two weeks to work after doing the exact same steps.The same thing sometimes happens with music. I will rip some music and add it to my library, but will have to sync it several times before it sees it. Doesn't always happen, but I have noticed it.
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
870794
Under the EFFECT Menu, you should find the Click Removal option. According to the Audacity Help section, the Click Removal option is an effect designed to remove the annoying clicks on recordings from vinyl records without damaging the rest of the audio. It also states that the user can choose how sensitive the click detection is, and what the maximum length of a click is. If your vinyl has worrisome scratches, you will have to "babysit". In other words, you will have to listen closely when the stylus reaches that problem area of the recording in order to determine where the skip occurs. Some scratches can be powered through. You will need lots of skill and patience however if you need to edit those recordings with numerous skip points. You may have to pick up the stylus and carefully reset it on the still playing vinyl in hopes of catching the "skipped" portion of the recording. This may result in a lengthy recording for one song, but if you have captured all of the recording in pieces and chunks you can go back and edit it into a complete song with minimal errors. There may be a filter for hissing, but I'm not sure. I really recommend this unit for those with PRISTINE vinyl collections; no flaws at all. If you have well-traveled vinyl like mine, you may find it to be very frustrating using the Pyle. It works fine for my good vinyl, but I am resorting to my professional DJ equipment for converting my really old and beat-up vinyl. Hope this helps!!!
870793
Ho Scott,There you have me. I'm new to Audacity. It did what I wanted in level control and recording. In learning to do what I needed, I ran across many thing that amazed me, but can it remove clicks? I don't know. I suspect it can, but I did not try this yet. I think you'll just have to dig in and since Audacity is a free download--not connect to purchasing the Pyle machine, why don't you get it and look over the help and user information? Then you'll know first hand.Hope this helps,Leon
1848444
No. I wish it could. I also wish I could stop ans start recording for chosen tracks only.
193363
I haven't used mine in about a year, still can't get the files off. As I remember the WAV is the mixed down version, not separate tracks. I need to fool around with it again, get the tracks off and start over. I can't figure the damn thing out.
309063
I recorded from the turntable and I got the music, but I also got ambient sounds from the room where I was recording, ie I ran some water in the sink at the other side of the room and that sound recorded, too, and basically ruined the recording of my music. I'm going to call them in the morning. I also have a problem with the level of the volume. The recording was at a very low volume and there is no control on the turntable that will up the volume. I a, also using a Mac.
223886
You can either export them all as one track or keep them separate. There is even an option to group several but not all. If you keep them apart, you can then insert them into a multi track software program to edit them separately. This is a beautiful thing and works really well if you have the right software. Putting different effects on each track or altering volume or reverb for each. Very nice.
1362061
I've never done it that way but Yes you should be able to. At worst you would make a track as you listen, then you could save or delete. I/ve copied most of my vinyl and burned to CD as well as having a copy on my computer. Audacity works well (free)
1652062
I think the software included only works with ITunes. You'd have to use Audacity or another software.
200624
You will only be able to record a mix of your tracks if you are using the djuiced software. You will not be able see the mix in your music files (In computer not software)