Subject:Ripping from an Audio CD

Posted by: foolbb

Date:5/7/2003 1:42:33 AM

When using SF6 to open a track on an audio CD, there are many clippings on the output WAVE file. Understand that it is because that signal level of the track is greater than 0dB. Is there any method to get rid of clipping ?

Subject:RE: Ripping from an Audio CD

Reply by: Geoff_Wood

Date:5/7/2003 1:49:27 AM

If you are getting clipped waveforms, then that is what has been recorded onto the CD. SF Noise Reduction 2 has a tool to reduce the effect of clipping (Clipped Peak Removal), but it's better to insist that your source media is competently recorded in the first place....

geoff

Subject:RE: Ripping from an Audio CD

Reply by: Jovi

Date:5/7/2003 4:25:34 AM

Hi,

Is it possible for Soundforge 6 to get track, artist info from the web (ie. "freecddb.org") when ripping audio-cd's?.

Subject:RE: Ripping from an Audio CD

Reply by: rraud

Date:5/10/2003 2:30:02 PM

Q: Is it possible for Soundforge 6 to get track, artist info from the web.
A: No

I don't know about SF-CDA.

Subject:RE: Ripping from an Audio CD

Reply by: foolbb

Date:5/15/2003 6:44:27 AM

I am a new comer to use SF6. I have installed NoiseReduction Plug-In 2. But I did not catch how to reduce the clipping effect. May you instruct me more ?

Thanks.

Subject:RE: Ripping from an Audio CD

Reply by: rraud

Date:5/15/2003 4:30:21 PM

It should be listed under the DX Favorites menu. Look for Clip Restore. You will propably have to add it from the Organize sub-menu.

Subject:RE: Ripping from an Audio CD

Reply by: foolbb

Date:5/15/2003 9:42:37 PM

Got it.

Thanks a lot.