[Glastonbury] Audio

[Greg Browne]

Douglas,

I find the sound editor 'Audacity' very good for this, and for tapes,
although I haven't used its noise removal or equalisation features.
Also I assume that you are using a record deck with a flat, RIAA(?)
adjusted, output, ie a normal phono output from the deck, that is
equalised. Once edited, I use K3B to burn audio disks. It just seems
to do what it says it is supposed to do, and with no fuss, so I
haven't tried any other CD burner.

How many old hard drives do you want? 

(I'm assuming the meeting is now set for Wed 11th, reading other correspondence)

Greg--

 
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