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hi guys
i have quite a few cassette tapes that were made from 78 records.the sound
quaility on these r ok but i want to put these cassette onto to cds.i no that u
lose sound quailty when u go from cassette to cd espicaslly with 78 records.
is there anyway to lose as little sound quaility as possible during this process
using nero 7?thanks


coonsanders

See this thread.

hi
thats not what i mean.....i want to preserve the sound quaility from the
cassette but i no some sound gets lost in the process to a cd.i want to
perserve the sound quaility of the cassette to a cd with out losing any
sound quaility using nero 7.can i do this?thanks

coonsanders

Losing sound quality from tape to CD? I was always under the impression that because they were digital, CD's sounded better.

You're going to lose something and gain some undesirables (tape hiss) in the transition. Your better off if you have those old 78 vinyls and using a turntable through a Griffin iMic... or better yet, pick up a USB turntable if you still have enough vinyls to justify the cost of one of those.

Never used Nero SoundTrax, it does have wizards... Long ago I used CoolEdit, but Adobe bought them out and have a very expensive product... the name slips my mind... Audacity works for the little I need to convert my tapes and vinyl anymore.

SoundTrax might be your best choice for the wizards.

coonsanders wrote:hi guys
i have quite a few cassette tapes that were made from 78 records.the sound
quaility on these r ok but i want to put these cassette onto to cds.i no that u
lose sound quailty when u go from cassette to cd espicaslly with 78 records.
is there anyway to lose as little sound quaility as possible during this process
using nero 7?thanks


coonsanders

If you have a decent sound card and don't set the recording level so high the sound clips, you shouldn't be able to tell the difference.

hi
ok thanks guys.

coonsanders

ps 78s r made from shallac