Re: [ARSCLIST] Mac-based software question

[Alex Hartov <alexander.hartov@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi

The latest version of Audacity is quite good.  It can also use most  
format plug-ins, if you plat to use any.  It's free & stable.  I've  
been using it for a few years now, I recommend it.


Alex Hartov, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Engineering
Technical Director
Dartmouth Jewish Sound Archive
http://www.dartmouth.edu/~djsa/
alex.hartov@xxxxxxxxxxxxx


On Mar 27, 2007, at 10:33 AM, Lorin Sklamberg wrote:

> Hi, List
>
> Back here after several years' absence.
>
> Here's my (perhaps a bit naïve) query: can anyone recommend some  
> current
> basic Macintosh software for simple "cleaning up" of disc-based  
> (78rpm and
> microgroove) recordings? I have an in-house project that will probably
> require a bit more futzing than the straight transfers I'm usually  
> called on
> to make.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Lorin Sklamberg
>
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