[Vintage-Audio] dubbing

[Charlie Dumar]

Duane B. Fischer, W8DBF wrote:

>Charlie, 	
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>I do not use the method that you do to copy vinyl to CD, my method is more
>involved, complex and tedious. However, the results, as those who have some of
>the work I have done know, is not far from studio quality. Being totally blind
>does give me an edge in this area -	
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>From: Charlie Dumar <cdumar at twcny.rr.com>
>To: Vintage home and professional audio equipment from 1975 back
><vintage-audio at mailman.qth.net>
>Subject: Re: [Vintage-Audio] RE: Does anyone really care...
>Date: Monday, January 10, 2005 9:31 AM
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Sometimes my process can get quite complex as well.  Very recently ago I 
spent 4 days on
a copy of Ives 4th Symphony by Boston/Ozawa.  This project required me 
to obtain a copy
of the score to help with the dub.  line level and computer eq had to be 
used.  Much time was
spent when it came to cutting the tracks on the WAV master.  The 1st, 
2nd, and 4th end almost
in the noise floor (as far as music) thus tracking them out took much 
time.  Thank God for my
training in classical music.  Just for note I use the freeware version 
of wavepad for editing.

Charlie