Something better than sound recorder!!!

[Anthomatic]

Hi everyone.

I want to convert my music mods to audio tracks and then burn them to cd. I've got NERO 6 on the PC so organising and burning the tracks will be no problem.

But... how do I get the audio files on the PC in the first place?? :-? All I can find is "sound recorder" and it's poor at best. PCM mono... sorry, but that's cr*p!! (AudioMaster IV on the Amiga blows that away, completely)

Help!!! (my fans are waiting... :-D )

[Anthomatic]

@A4000_Mad

That sounds more like what I need! Where do I find Quick Record? Is it part of Windows XP or do I have to download it? (I'm guessing the second one!)

[Anthomatic]

@Tomas

I looked at the options for sound recorder and I couldn't see anything useful. But if it stinks anyway... :lol:

[Anthomatic]

@motorollin

What I want to do is connect the Amiga through the PC's line-in socket via a mixer to reduce the "hard left, hard right" stereo image and to EQ the music a bit. Spit and polish!

[Anthomatic]

Just read the details of ModPlug player - it's got the option of EQ so I'll give that a go! Thanks!

[Anthomatic]

@A4000_Mad

Thanks for your time anyway!

[Anthomatic]

@KThunder

Thanks. Found the options.. but why where they hidden until you needed to save a file?? I never would have thought of looking there or doing it that way in the first place.

[Anthomatic]

Some great info here!

Ok. I'm gonna use both ModPlug and Audacity or Quick Record - I need to transfer some old music modules that only exist on audio tape. Better blow the dust off first... :-)

[Anthomatic]

@A4000_Mad

That's useful to know - I'll need to clean up the sample's start and finish. No doubt there will be unwanted noise and the like, just to ruin all my hard work!!

Thanks for your advice.