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hi
i just bought the wavelab 6 and i was wondering how to use these too options for cleaning up 78 records...im on xp on a dell demension 1100
computer.thanks
coonsanders
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$500 application and they tell you how? My $40 audio cleaning lab. tells me how but I don't remember now. Personally I didn't think those filters was all that great but I suppose professional programs should do better.
hi
well it was only 100.00...its proving to be a major headache for this newbie.i should stick to goldwave..thanks.
coonsanders
I did not find these filter worth while. Yes it filters the noise, but it also filter some of the good sound as well.
youve actually bought wavelab and understood how it works?for me its
very hard evee after reading the manuel or trying to..
coonsanders
78 record? I try doing that with some Corusoe records (78 also). I tried but it was useless.
Anyway, back to decrackler, etc., it should be part of the cleaning functions. You see anything like that on the program?
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