Will miss looking at this cover in the front of the piles of unripped vinyl. Put my heart and sweat into cutting out ALL the pops by hand that software simply cannot do (sorry Kosta but 'software skips' are cuts I do and part of the listening experience at the blog here to get the variety without going broke..LOL). These are some really great songs with a surprising variety even Jesus Music leaning.
https://krakenfiles.com/view/nm4slaJeLD/file.html
hahaha..lol. ..thanks for quote..
ReplyDeleteand thanks for this album i never saw bebore
My advice is to save your time and let the pops stay because imo
ReplyDeleteis much better a popped record that a skipped record..
we grew up listening to pops and clicks ...
Listening with skips is more painful to me than with clicks...
unless you want to learn to use WaveLab and his tool for pops [WaveForm Restorer]
that restore the missing part perfectly but it takes a long time if the pops are many
I hope i not bothered you with my skip subject, promise this is the last..
thanks for all you great rips, the stylus sound is great!
It is better to cut out a loud pop during a sustained note then schticklers like you NEVER NOTICED my necessary behind then scenes work I do uninterrupted in my sound lab. I’m sorry Kosta but you will NEVER convince me that a software can do a better job than me recording then listening twice to hear ALL pops the kind that bury in the waveform undetectable by your chinch software.
ReplyDeleteWaveForm Restorer is not and automated Wavelab tool, it is manual, that's why i said it takes long time ..because you have to listen and look the wave...then stop when comes the big click and clean with the waveform restorer... this not produce skips...
ReplyDeleteClick Repair is instead automatic and delete all the small clicks of the full lp in 3 minuts, not the big click or scratch...it the most famous software used by all picky lp rippers worldwide...
i normally wash the vinyl first, run under ClickRepair the recorded wav, then listen back to the full lp with WaveLab deleting the big ones with WaveFormRestorer..