10.22 Recommended Recording Process
- Gramofile to record from the sound card through line in from the source (e.g., LP record)
- Gramofile to identify track beginnings and endings. These are saved to a .tracks file automatically.
- Audacity to confirm and fine tune the track splits stored in the .tracks file.
- Gramofile to perform the split into tracks and to filter out pops using the Conditional Median Filter II. The tracks are saved into separate files numbered 01, 02, etc.
- Xmms to check the beginning and ending of each track to confirm the splits were fine.
- Audacity to edit out any remaining spikes in each track, being sure to export back to WAV if any changes are made.
- The tracks are now ready to burn to CD. Create a disk.toc:
CD_DA
TRACK AUDIO
FILE "side1001.wav" 0
TRACK AUDIO
FILE "side1002.wav" 0
...
TRACK AUDIO
FILE "side2005.wav" 0
Then
A handy table of minutes to seconds:
. | . | . | . | . |
---|---|---|---|---|
1=60 | 2=120 | 3=180 | 4=240 | 5=300 |
6=360 | 7=420 | 8=480 | 9=540 | 10=600 |
11=660 | 12=720 | 13=780 | 14=840 | 15=900 |
16=960 | 17=1020 | 18=1080 | 19=1140 | 20=1200 |
21=1260 | 22=1320 | 23=1380 | 24=1440 | 25=1500 |
26=1560 | 27=1620 | 28=1680 | 29=1740 | 30=1800 |
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