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They are not free, but their relatively minor cost represent excellant value for money I believe. He has two piecs of software one is ClickRepair the other does noise removal.

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But I evenually found that too much manual work - so another posting on the forum pointed me in the direction of soem software developed by an Australian mathematician, Brian Davies. I started off just using Audacity for this - in 1.3 the ne Repair function is particularly useful. I use Audacity mailny for transcribing LPS & tapes and cleaning them up in the process. Like you I got a free trial vn of Soundsoap with some h/w I bough - and like you I didn't like the interface. Anyone out there with SoundSoap (not Pro) experience that is familiar with this problem? I have a Logitech trackball which works well, but the precision of that small slider is crude time-wise, and it's next to impossible to mark the beginning and end of the silent portion using that feature. But to find that 'silent interval' within SoundSoap with the small 'slider' control (you move it while you're listeing), is really hard.

I've always found it extremely easy in Audacity to locate the interval between LP or R-R tracks-it's usually 2 or 3 seconds. For example, SoundSoap has a great feature called, 'Learn Noise.' But for it to work, you must first locate a sound passage where there is noise, but no musical/voice content. I need to integrated them because SoundSoap does not have a way to display a waveform so you can easily locate specific areas.

Bias soundsoap pro 2 how to#

I can't figure out how to get the two integrated within Audacity. My biggest problem is 'installing' the SoundSoap VST plug-in with Audacity. I didn't find a trial of SoundSoap, but I find it's interface rather unusual. USBPhonoPlus preamp/digitizer and SoundSoap 2 (Bias s/w). I purchased a 'package' including the A.R.T. But I've started a lengthy project of dubbing over 100 reel-to-reel tapes, and over 75 LP albums into the digital domain. I've used Audacity 1.26 and the Beta version for about a year now, and felt comfortable doing simple editing. I'm new to the forum, and hope some experienced audio editors can help. Upgrade pricing for all existing BIAS SoundSoap and SoundSaver customers is also available.Hello. If you need any assistance with your existing Peak authorizations, please use the 'Contact Support' link on the right. The BIAS Authorization Servers are fully functional and maintained by Soundness. Fortunately, the problems that were present running Peak on OS 10.10 appear to be gone in the new OS 10.11 (El Capitan). At this time, BIAS Peak users have reported using Peak successfully on OS 10.9 but have had major problems on OS 10.10 (Yosemite). We are frequently asked about running BIAS Peak on OS 10.9 and later. This is from the Antares support site for SoundSoap:

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So, my real question is, Will it install over High Sierra? I'm finding nothing on that. Whoa, you're spot on with the zombie analogy.

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PEAK 7.03 is 32 bit and can run on OS 10.2. I was able to figure out the answer to my first question. Of this list, only Office 2011 and DSP-Q will install as the rest must be installed before the OS upgrade. Of those, Office 2008, QT7, FinancesOSX, DiskLabel and DSP-Q are compatible with the G5or earlier as is PEAK 7.03.

The Zombie Jamboree (love that song) notwithstanding, many 32 bit apps still work in High Sierra including Finale 2012–2014.5, Office 2008–2011, DSP-Q, QuickTime Pro 7.6.6 and Photoshop Elements 6, FinancesOSX, DiskLabel, FileMakerPro 11 - that's just on my Mac. Guitar Gaz wrote:See my reply to a previous post: