#DENOISE CLICKREPAIR SOFTWARE#

#DENOISE CLICKREPAIR SOFTWARE#

If I want lossless and high quality digital format, my questions are:ġ) Is FLAC 24bit sufficient or should I go for 32bit? Audacity only has 24bit option and I read that there is very little difference between 24bit and 32bit (except 32bit takes up a lot more HD space.Ģ) Is my turntable sufficient enough to do the transfer and retain quality sound?ģ) Do I need any other software or filtering after transfer or can I make Audacity work?Ĥ) There are too many options in Audacity like input sampling rate (default 44100) and float bit etc for a novice like me is causing me migraines. so I don't need to buy a mixer/preamp, amp, and RCA to USB converter. I've read that USB turntables already have ability to pre-amp, filter etc. I read tonnes of articles about formats and equipment to use. I have an Ion iLP USB turntable, a relatively new HP Laptop (Windows 8), and Audacity. Now I'm thinking how best way to convert them to digital lossless format.

I'm approaching 2000 vinyl records in my collection and starting to worry if I ever lose this collection would be devastated.

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