Re: [ARSCLIST] Restoration Software

["Richard L. Hess" <ArcLists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi, Kurt,

Great meeting you in Austin.

Hard to use at times,  but interesting, and developed by folks working at
the Edison Historic Site as volunteers: Diamond Cut 6. I THINK for discs,
I'd choose DC over Algorithmix, but I don't do 78s.
http://www.diamondcut.com/   Sometimes, their main distributor has better
deals than they do http://www.tracertek.com/

http://www.algorithmix.com

At the other end of the price spectrum: Cedar Cambridge <smile>.

An even lower cost option that delivers more bang for the buck than
anything else I've seen (though it has things left out that higher-end
software has) is Magix's Audio Cleaning Lab -- a $30 download.
http://site.magix.net/index.php?id=411

Cheers,

Richard

At 06:36 PM 4/27/2005, you wrote:
> Hello gang
>
> In your opinion, what software program (not outboard modules) does the best
> all-around job for restoring vintage recordings? I know that some of you
> use one package for one process and a different program for another, but
> what is the best over all?
>
> Kurt & Diane Nauck
>
> c/o Nauck's Vintage Records
> 22004 Sherrod Ln.
> Spring, TX  77389
>
> Website: www.78rpm.com
> E-Mail: nauck@xxxxxxxxx
>
> Phone: (281) 288-7826
> Fax: (425) 930-6862

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