rajat22
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Record your old audio cassetes with Adobe Audition 1.5
Inspired by digit, oct 2002,I decided to record my old audio cassetes to my pc and save it in
form of mp3.I am a novice in this field so I tried a lot and found excellent result by using the
following method. Please give your expert opinion to get better result.
Requrements:
1. A sound jack to connect headphone output of sound system to line-in input of PC.
2. Adobe Audition 1.5
Sound card settings
*img163.echo.cx/img163/6493/snap89ae.gif
Play an audio cassete, one song at a time require less HDD space.
Start recording at this setting.
*img135.echo.cx/img135/7703/snap14co.gif
Recording should look like this
*img163.echo.cx/img163/3083/snap24sy.gif
After completing recording, delete the unnecessary portion from the recorded wave. Select edit
view.Under Amplitude select amplify/fade
Select center wave and click ok
*img163.echo.cx/img163/294/snap41jx.gif
Now under noise reduction select Clip Restoration & click ok.Value at your choice
*img163.echo.cx/img163/7733/snap59mn.gif
Now select hiss reduction and click ok.Value at your choice.
*img163.echo.cx/img163/8353/snap65ez.gif
Right click on the file on the edit window, select waveform normalize. In this window set -14 db
at normalize to a level of (After a lot of trial & error I found this value.
*img163.echo.cx/img163/7513/snap73tp.gif
Save as --as mp3 or any other format of your choice.
PLEASE NOTE: THIS TUTORIAL IS ABSOLUTELY MINE. I DID NOT TAKE ANY ADVICE FROM ANY WHERE
EXCEPT THE HELP FILE. BUT I REALLY NEED OPINION FROM THE AUDIO EXPERTS TO IMPROVE RECORDING.
Inspired by digit, oct 2002,I decided to record my old audio cassetes to my pc and save it in
form of mp3.I am a novice in this field so I tried a lot and found excellent result by using the
following method. Please give your expert opinion to get better result.
Requrements:
1. A sound jack to connect headphone output of sound system to line-in input of PC.
2. Adobe Audition 1.5
Sound card settings
*img163.echo.cx/img163/6493/snap89ae.gif
Play an audio cassete, one song at a time require less HDD space.
Start recording at this setting.
*img135.echo.cx/img135/7703/snap14co.gif
Recording should look like this
*img163.echo.cx/img163/3083/snap24sy.gif
After completing recording, delete the unnecessary portion from the recorded wave. Select edit
view.Under Amplitude select amplify/fade
Select center wave and click ok
*img163.echo.cx/img163/294/snap41jx.gif
Now under noise reduction select Clip Restoration & click ok.Value at your choice
*img163.echo.cx/img163/7733/snap59mn.gif
Now select hiss reduction and click ok.Value at your choice.
*img163.echo.cx/img163/8353/snap65ez.gif
Right click on the file on the edit window, select waveform normalize. In this window set -14 db
at normalize to a level of (After a lot of trial & error I found this value.
*img163.echo.cx/img163/7513/snap73tp.gif
Save as --as mp3 or any other format of your choice.
PLEASE NOTE: THIS TUTORIAL IS ABSOLUTELY MINE. I DID NOT TAKE ANY ADVICE FROM ANY WHERE
EXCEPT THE HELP FILE. BUT I REALLY NEED OPINION FROM THE AUDIO EXPERTS TO IMPROVE RECORDING.