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It may be my daughter’s webcam software for her home school, or a game, or something else, but I’m not going to delete programs just to explore the possibility that another app is causing the issue. I have checked the Web sites for ion and Audacity, and of course, they are low-budget products, so the only “help” they give are user forums, and none of the users have an answer to the problem. I have tried to delete and re-install the Audacity software, and I am using the latest version (which I actually think is the problem, but I can’t find an earlier version). I would like to try different software (preferably not freeware), and I am willing to purchase a new turntable that uses different software if necessary.

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Have you tried the main PC mixer to lower the input level to audacity?Īlso could change the input setting or try a different port. Yes, I did try the PC’s mixer, but the only input level for which it has a slider is the “PC mic” that plugs into the pink mini stereo jack, and not the USB port. Yes, I tried the two USB ports on the front of my PC and one on the back. Would you to process (remove clicks and generally clean up the audio) or simply capturing the raw rip! When you say “change the input setting” do you mean the input device in Audacity? If so, it only has three USB input devices, and I have it set to the only one that works. I haven’t tried the click-removal tool in Audacity, but I’m usually not impressed by those sorts of things. They never seem to work well, like the ones that try to remove vocals. They don’t work completely, and leave the resulting output sounding funny. If a record has pops and noise, I’ll just not record it for myself.

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If it’s for one I’m going to sell, I’ll definitely leave the pops in it, because the buyer will hear it when he or she plays the record anyway, and I don’t want to refund money and get a record back that I still have to sell, plus have a dissatisfied customer. I can’t help send my nieces and nephews to college like that. I already have a record that I didn’t notice something on that I’m refunding this week, plus I’m reimbursing the buyer his expense for mailing it back to me, so I’m losing double the shipping cost! I want the buyer to know exactly what they’re getting. #VINYLSTUDIO FOR WINDOWS REVIEW SOFTWARE#.

Other coloured versions of these records have been released since in limited quantity, but the resale asking prices on these starts to get a little more ‘pricey.’ There are a virtual ton of options open for collecting Ramones wax, but if you play your cards right, you can find really cool things for pretty reasonable prices. Again remember, these prices are for sealed copies of audiophile vinyl, and I’m only covering the first five studio albums. Then Rocket To Russia and End Of The Century saw 2005 as their release dates with both records hovering around the $20 mark. Resellers are asking less than $20.00 in some cases.

Leave Home was the next album released (2001). Road To Ruin was also released in 2000 and will set you back a minimum of $20.00 Resellers are asking for $25.00 or more FOR STILL SEALED COPIES. Starting in 2000, Sire started releasing remastered copies of the Ramones records on 180 gram red translucent vinyl. So how do you build a vinyl altar worthy of the all time “Coolest Band?”įor me, it’s pretty simple – you collect something as visually stunning as the music they played. Well that, and the fact that both bands see an ample amount of time on the stereo. Which makes perfect sense if you consider that in a 2002 Spin magazine edition listing the 50 Greatest Bands of All-Time those two bands were ranked one and two. My own children aged seven and eleven can identify only two bands with just a couple notes – The Beatles and Ramones. Ramones defy logic, and we love them for it. They can’t name the tune but they sing along all the same. Nope, these guys played in bars and earned their fan base one gig at a time, and in the end became recognized as the first and greatest of all punk bands. People know the songs they jump up and play air guitar, dance or pogo when any number of their tunes gets played. They didn’t own a jet, blow millions and become a Spinal Tap influence.

They did not create actual “hit” records that saw airplay on major radio stations resulting in huge sales. You see, you can talk about best and greatest and define this thing and that, but – without question or argument, if you ask me who was or is, the “Coolest Band” to have ever graced the planet, one word folks – Ramones.īy themselves they could never sell out a stadium. Paying money for a Ramones record any time at any price will never be questioned by this guy.