Re: Professional cd-r recording question: media and software

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Upsamplers, DACs, jitter, shakes and analogue withdrawals, this is it.

In Reply to: Professional cd-r recording question: media and software posted by Heidi2000 on December 20, 2006 at 05:54:26:

Have you tried Exact Audio Copy? Lots of people report good results with that, which is supposed to do a bit-for-bit comparison. I've used it, but have never really had an interest in making "audiophile quality" copies of CDs so I can't compare it in detail. I have a professional standalone CD recorder that I use to make digital copies from analog sources, mostly vinyl records.
BTW, unless you're a vendor or manufacturer of a product and you're touting your own product, then there's no reason not to mention a brand name here at the Asylum.
If you are such a person, then you should register that way. ;-0

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Topic - Professional cd-r recording question: media and software - Heidi2000 05:54:26 12/20/06 (4)

unless you're a representative of the mfg,, please tell us the name of the software.,, no problem in that.... - Chuck 16:16:58 12/22/06 (0)

Re: Professional cd-r recording question: media and software - Bruce from DC 12:11:06 12/22/06 (0)

Sonic Studio - audioengr 12:06:22 12/20/06 (0)

Re: Professional cd-r recording question: media and software - JDLePera 09:40:49 12/20/06 (1)

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Re: Professional cd-r recording question: media and software - Bruce from DC 12:11:06 12/22/06 (0)

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