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On Wed, 5 Dec 2007 14:13:36 +0000
Tom Potts <tompotts@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello Tom,
> On my own tapes theres a lot of blank stuff.
My missus always fills them up. Even if that means putting on a song
that gets cut off at the lead off. I *hate* that. I'd rather have one
or two minutes of silence.
> Ideally I'd like something that wraps around audacity and recognises
> silent sections so it automatically splits tapes into songs and
It was a while ago (more than four years), and I don't recall the name
of the software, but it had a habit of stopping the recording part way
through tracks that had a high dynamic range. That is, lots of quiet
bits. Probably not a major problem with contemporary music, although
some will suffer, but it was a right royal PITA with classical music.
> the tape playing ... It used to be easy to do this sort of thing in
> analogue electronics! Tom te tom te tom
For audio, I still haven't "upgraded" to solid state, yet. :-)
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