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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: Bri on October 09, 2002, 02:59:37 PM
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I have a customer that we are doing work here for that needs and inexpensive way to record voice to CD, likely by computer. It is for a local synogague (spelling) so they can record torah portions and the kids can go home and rock out to them. The key here is inexpensive and simple. Doe adaptec let you record? Anyone know a good computer microphone? Or good mic->WAV program?
Thanks so much!
Bri
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is sound quality going to be a major issue here?
If not, just use a line in on the PC, and pick up some mics from somewhere like sound professionals. It's cheap and easy
be sure not to rock out too much to the Torah, I know it might be hard to hold back........
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sound quality is not a major issue. I imagin we will use a PC microphone, but what record to burn software is the best?
Bri
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Only program that comes to my mind as cheap, would be GoldWave
You can record and edit, and all that other stuff.....
you know how it works, just save the files, and open them on any burning program
it's free too
not sure if that is what you are looking for though
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How about CDWave? You can't do much editing but you can record and split tracks. It's also free...i'd say that's cheap.
As for burning, did the burner they're using come with any software? Some adaptec/roxio program maybe? Maybe nero?
-d
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hmmm really dont know. I'll call him tomorrow and get the lowdown... thanks though! ;)
Bri
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just tryin' to help...good luck!
-d
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+K to you all for your efforts thus far!
Bri
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Hello,
I have Adaptec Toast Deluxe for the Mac version 4.1.3 for the Mac and it comes with a program called "CDSpinDoctor" that lets you record directly into the computer. Just hook up a microphone to the line-in jack on the computer and hit record on the program and it will start right there. You can also split up tracks with it and then burn the CD right to Toast. Very easy to use and it cost me about $80 for Toast Deluxe four years ago. I believe that he PC version is called Easy CD Creator. You will probably want the "Deluxe" version, as it probably contains the CDSpinDoctor program.
--Jamie Lykos
jlykos@nc.rr.com
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I just bought a new cd burner for my PC a couple of weeks ago... It came bundled with B's recorder Gold by BHA. For burning, but the neat feature was that it allow direct to disc recording from the PC inputs...
Real simple software
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that is a nice feature...i've never heard of that software. what kind of burner did it come bundled with?
-d
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I have seen it bundled with the Tascam 4U that comes through here from time to time...
(http://www.tascam.com/images/products/cd_recorders/cdrw4u/cd_ru.gif)
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Bri, one thing to remember... they only need to record this stuff once and just be able to make copies of it. The torah portions havent changed in over 5,000 years :-) Same portions read on the same weeks from year to year.
No need to make a big initial investment as it probably wont receive very much use after year one or so.
Jonny
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VERY good point. Whoze got my torah SHNs? ::)
Bri
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Bri,
This actually reminds me... if they don't want to record these themselves another option is that they can actually buy these on tape already from any number of places... contact me off here and ill let you know.
Jonny
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ya'll are a bunch of crazy jews ;) ;)
I went to 12 years of Catholic school and never recorded any of it. Of course look how I turned out, never mind... get these kids some guidance!
all in good fun,
Tim
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But just think Tim... imagin the Lord's Prayer in 20cm ORTF Neumann KM140 in hat > V2 > Modsbm1 :-)
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VERY good point. Whoze got my torah SHNs? ::)
Bri
any board patches ?? :P