VinylStudio 15.1.1 Converts LPs, tapes to MP3

VinylStudio is software that helps you transfer your vinyl albums (or cassette tapes) to your computer. It is the best way to convert records and tapes to digital format. Taking your old LP albums and transferring them to your computer could not be easier. Now everyone can rip their vinyl records in a few easy steps.

This progra, makes the job a pleasure, rather than a chore, and the powerful sound cleaning filters can help rescue precious, damaged recordings. Download a copy and see why using Audacity for this task is doing it the hard way.

VinylStudio is not just another audio editor, and although it records to standard MP3 and WAV file formats, it doesn’t edit audio files directly. VinylStudio’s audio cleanup tools are extremely effective at removing clicks and scratches from your recordings.

The application does not expect you to keep track of your recordings manually. Instead, it stores them as a collection, organised by artist and album title.

VinylStudio Feature Highlights:

• An all-in-one solution for digitizing your record or tape collection
• Easy-to-use track-splitting functions
• Automated click and scratch removal
• Look up track listings and album art over the Internet
• Save your tracks in a wide variety of file formats, fully tagged
• Extensive ‘rollover’ help to guide new users
• Multi-level undo/redo
• Integrates with iTunes on the Mac
• Burns both audio and MP3 CDs

The following features are offered in VinylStudio Pro only:

• The ability to import and export CUE sheets.
• The ability to import more than one audio file at a time.
• Recording equalisation (as used for ‘flat’ phono preamps and when recording pre-RIAA discs).
• The ability to search more than one database at a time in the ‘Lookup Track Listing’ window.
• The ability to import collections from Discogs.
• Spectral View, to locate those hard-to-find clicks and scratches.
• The ability to set default filter settings and equalisation curves.
• The ability to define custom equalisation curves / FFT filters.
• The ‘Patch’ feature, to repair wide areas of damage.
• The ability to load and save ‘noise sample’ files in the Filter Settings window.
• The ability to define custom album status names to keep track of your work.
• The ‘Perform Frequency Analysis’ feature.
• The ability to enter album notes.
• The ability to print your collection.
• The ‘Copy to Player’ function.
• The ability to create Windows Media Player playlists.
• The ability to export track listings when burning CDs or DVDs.
• Most of the functions provided in the ‘Batch’ window. Instead, users can save their tracks for the album they are working on in the ‘Split Tracks’ window.
• DSD support.
• The ability to search Discogs by catalog number when creating or recording a new album.

Changes in VinylStudio 15.1.1:

• By popular request, implemented ‘loudness’ normalisation (EBU R128).
• VinylStudio now displays the name of the current collection when creating or recording a new album (bshonbeck).
• Fixed VinylStudio not deleting click repair (.crd) and waveform files (.wfx) after a batch copy (Andy Morris).
• Fixed an occasional crash when editing a track in the Lookup Track Listing dialog (moravciks).
• Fixed a hang resizing the FFT filters dialog on Tahoe (Mac only).
• A couple of other bug fixes and tweaks.

Changes in VinylStudio 15.1.0:

• Fixed unresponsive buttons in the Lookup Track Listing dialog on Tahoe (Mac only).
• Moved the user interface on to Liquid Glass on Tahoe (Mac only).
• Fixed custom tags longer than 4 characters in ID3 tags (Muberos).
• VinylStudio can now handle duplicate track names on the same album when burning CDs (Lee Hartsfeld).
• ‘Mix down to mono’ is now respected even if saving with corrections disabled (Vincent Shaw).
• VinylStudio can now make a cleaned up copy of your recorded files. Useful for exporting CUE sheets.
• For users with impaired vision, VinylStudio now has an option to announce the current signal level in the CheckLevel dialog (Mac only, enable VoiceOver to use). We have also written a guide which lists all the hotkeys you can use; you can open this from VinylStudio’s help menu.
• Implemented ‘scrubbing’. Press and hold 1 to scrub backwards, 2 to scrub forwards. Set the scrubbing speed using the Cursor Options menu or via hotkeys.
• With VoiceOver enabled on the Mac, typing a question mark will tell you what track or track break you are on, and pressing Ctrl+W will tell you which tab you are in.
• You can now reduce the verbosity of VoiceOver on the Mac. Hotkey is Option-V.
• To accommodate the new functionality, a few of the less frequently used hotkeys in the Split Tracks and Cleanup Audio windows have been changed. Consult the VinylStudio help file for details (‘Using the toolbar’) or refer to the popup help within the program.
• Fixed a crash when trying to show a noise sample file that doesn’t exist (Harry Allen, Mac only).
• Fixed (I think) an occasional crash when changing screen resolution on the Mac (Peter van Reijmersdal).
• Fixed a rare crash when saving to MP3.
• Fixed a crash when undoing Normalise (Harry Allen).
• Fixed slowdown importing files, compared with earlier versions (Bernhard Marxer). Sorry about that.
• Fixed the hiss filter forgetting the slider positions when turned off.
• A few other bug fixes and improvements.

Homepage – https://www.alpinesoft.co.uk

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Supported Operating Systems:

• Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10, 11 (32-bit, 64-bit).
• macOS 10.12 (Sierra) or later.

Size: 14.5 MB

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