Which of the three is best for cleaning up recordings of vinyl records? Due
to academic pricing, I can actually get Audition cheaper than DC6. But DC6
seems to be positioned specifically for this application whereas Audition
aims to do everything for everybody.

On Tue, 20 Dec 2005 11:00:03 -0500, "mc"
wrote:

Which of the three is best for cleaning up recordings of vinyl records? Due
to academic pricing, I can actually get Audition cheaper than DC6. But DC6
seems to be positioned specifically for this application whereas Audition
aims to do everything for everybody.



For 29.95 get magix Audio Cleaning lab


Abbedd

There's also Soundsoap, though that's intended to be able to remove
noise from live recordings so it isn't tuned specifically for cleaning
up records. There's also a version of that kind of training-based noise
reduction included in some versions of Cakewalk Pyro (and that feature
turns out to be a VST plug-in so you can try swiping it for use with
real DAW cade).