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VinylStudio is the easiest way to convert your records and tapes to digital format and CD. Includes a full set of sound cleaning filters. Feature summary: ▪ Records from any macOS-compatible audio device.
▪ Looks up track listings and album art from a variety of online databases. ▪ Splits your recordings into tracks. ▪ Saves your tracks, properly tagged, in a variety of file formats. ▪ Burns both audio and MP3 CDs and DVDs.
▪ Integrates with the iTunes music library. ▪ Includes a powerful and comprehensive set of audio cleanup tools.
▪ Offers many other advanced features for the 'power user'. ▪ Well-proven software - over 20,000 satisfied customers across Mac and Windows.
▪ Technical support by email - we consider this a priority and we won't let you down. ▪ Online video tutorials at: You won't find an easier or more effective way to digitize your music collection. Changes from version 9.0.3: ▪ This version includes a number of minor bug fixes - please see the Readme file after installing for details (Menu - Help - View Readme File). Changes from version 8: ▪ Improved the initial startup (which was a bit clunky) when the program is run for the first time after installing. ▪ The software is now 64 bit. This fixes the 'incompatibility warning' that users are seeing on the latest version of High Sierra.
▪ VinylStudio now uses multiple threads (in parallel) when saving your tracks. This can result in a considerable speedup on multi-core machines.
▪ VinylStudio can now group saved tracks into folders by artist and album title on data CDs and DVDs. ▪ Creating an album when you start recording or import a sound file has been streamlined. It should now be more obvious what to do, especially for new users, with fewer popups. ▪ VinylStudio can now read and write cue sheets. ▪ Due to changes in Amazon policy we have been forced to remove the Amazon databases from the lookup track listing function. Sorry about that, but the other databases are better anyway.
▪ Improved functionality when importing multiple audio files - you can now add to existing album sides whereas before you had to always start from side 1. ▪ When inserting a track break you can now tell VinylStudio to split the current track (rather than adding a track at the end) by holding down the Alt / Option key. ▪ Worked around a problem with track names not showing up on iOS devices in Albums view when saving tracks in MP3 format. ▪ Spectral View is faster, especially on multi-core machines.
▪ Improved the accuracy of the rumble filter. ▪ Better support for input devices that switch automatically between PCM and DoP. ▪ Implemented 'Fade to Middle' - generates a convenient fade between tracks automatically when the end marker and following start marker have been moved apart. You'll find it in the menu. ▪ Implemented shortcut keys to save (5) and restore (6) the current zoom level and cursor position.
▪ Fixed a problem declicking DSD files. ▪ When saving a copy of a recording in the Cleanup Audio window, always save it in stereo, even if Mix down to Mono is set for that album (which was always the intention). To save in mono, use 'Save Selection As'. ▪ Various other minor changes and bug fixes.
For details, please see the Readme file after installing. 9.0.3 May 1, 2018. ▪ Improved the initial startup (which was a bit clunky) when the program is run for the first time after installing.
▪ The software is now 64 bit. This fixes the 'incompatibility warning' that users are seeing on the latest version of High Sierra. ▪ VinylStudio now uses multiple threads (in parallel) when saving your tracks. This can result in a considerable speedup on multi-core machines. ▪ VinylStudio can now group saved tracks into folders by artist and album title on data CDs and DVDs.
▪ Creating an album when you start recording or import a sound file has been streamlined. It should now be more obvious what to do, especially for new users, with fewer popups. ▪ VinylStudio can now read and write cue sheets. ▪ Due to changes in Amazon policy we have been forced to remove the Amazon databases from the lookup track listing function.
Sorry about that, but the other databases are better anyway. ▪ Improved functionality when importing multiple audio files - you can now add to existing album sides whereas before you had to always start from side 1. ▪ When inserting a track break you can now tell VinylStudio to split the current track (rather than adding a track at the end) by holding down the Alt / Option key. ▪ Worked around a problem with track names not showing up on iOS devices in Albums view when saving tracks in MP3 format. ▪ Spectral View is faster, especially on multi-core machines. ▪ Improved the accuracy of the rumble filter. ▪ Better support for input devices that switch automatically between PCM and DoP.
▪ Implemented 'Fade to Middle' - generates a convenient fade between tracks automatically when the end marker and following start marker have been moved apart. You'll find it in the menu. ▪ Implemented shortcut keys to save (5) and restore (6) the current zoom level and cursor position. ▪ Fixed a problem declicking DSD files. ▪ When saving a copy of a recording in the Cleanup Audio window, always save it in stereo, even if Mix down to Mono is set for that album (which was always the intention). To save in mono, use 'Save Selection As'.
▪ Various other minor changes and bug fixes. For details, please see the Readme file after installing. 8.8.3 May 1, 2017. The popup 'Edit Track Details' box displayed when you insert a track break is now optional.
Dropdown lists which 'auto-populate' now only display matching entries. This cuts down on screen clutter. Fixed a problem with dropdown lists when entering international characters. Better handling of medleys in Discogs lookups.
Fix HTTP error 403 retrieving album art from the Amazon databases. Fix Discogs import. Fix an occasional crash when printing album art. Fix non-responsive popup menus on Sierra. Pressing the 'B' key to insert a track break while recording now works reliably. Fixed normalising part of a recording. Fixed album names / artists containing international characters.
A few other minor bug fixes and tweaks, including reverting to 32 bit. 8.8.2 Nov 10, 2016. ▪ Compatible with macOS 10.12 Sierra ▪ VinylStudio can now embed ID3 tags in WAV files as well as the older INFO tag. ID3 tags are read by a wider variety of players (including VLC and Windows Media Player). ▪ VinylStudio now remembers upto 5 custom 'When saving tracks, name them as' strings in the Settings / Preferences dialog, allowing you to switch between them quickly and easily if you need to. ▪ If you recorded your album sides in the wrong sequence (typically side 2 and then side 1), you can correct this by dragging the recorded files around in the list in the Record or Split Tracks dialog. ▪ The size of the recording buffer is now configurable from 1 to 60 seconds (in the Recording Options dialog).
▪ Fix error 403 searching Music Brainz. You may still encounter error 503's at busy times, but if so just retry. ▪ Fix inability to handle some MP3 files containing Unicode ID3 tags ▪ Fix Discogs searches for artists containing a hyphen.
▪ Search the 'MP3 Downloads' index in the Amazon databases as well as the existing Music index. This contains more track listings and (usefully) puts in track break markers for you. ▪ When normalising, VinylStudio now does not scan the leadin or leadout parts of the recording (provided that you define track breaks first). ▪ VinylStudio can now handle upto 30 album sides per album (up from 20). ▪ You can now add additional albums to your collection while recording.
▪ The rumble filter now has a setting to perform just DC offset correction. ▪ When importing files from an external source, VinylStudio now strips the leading track number from the track name.
This is useful when importing tracks previously saved by VinylStudio. ▪ The recording level indicators can now display either dB or percent (linear). The latter is more precise. ▪ When burning an audio CD, VinylStudio now allows you to burn a second, identical, CD more quickly. ▪ Dropdown lists now position themselves to the nearest matching entry when you start typing. Just press Enter to complete the entry.
▪ Fix crash when printing collection on El Capitan 10.11.1, and various other printing issues. ▪ Fix various issues when running full-screen on El Capitan. ▪ Fixed a problem when saving multiple tracks with the same name to iTunes where the first track was not saved.
▪ Support full-screen operation on Lion and later (not available on Snow Leopard). ▪ A number of other bug fixes and minor improvements,. 8.8.0 Oct 5, 2015.
VinylStudio was failing to report clipping when recording with some hardware. This is now fixed. In V8.2:. You can now load and save 'noise samples' for use with the hiss filter. When used, this avoids the need to define a noise sample for each recorded album side.
You can now view a frequency analysis of the noise sample used by the hiss filter. The limit on the maximum number of tracks (previously 399) has been removed. You can now use the catalog number to look up albums on Discogs. To do this, precede it with a #. You can now display the sample rates and bit depths supported by your sound card.
VinylStudio now starts and stops monitoring automatically when you return to / leave the Record window. Fixed a problem where AIFF files saved by VinylStudio would not play from an iTunes shared library.
Fixed a few assorted bugs. For details, see the readme file after installing. 8.2.2 Jan 4, 2012. Fixed a compatibility problem with the latest version of Joesofts's Hear (VinylStudio was crashing with Hear installed). In V8.2.0:. You can now load and save 'noise samples' for use with the hiss filter. When used, this avoids the need to define a noise sample for each recorded album side.
You can now view a frequency analysis of the noise sample used by the hiss filter. The limit on the maximum number of tracks (previously 399) has been removed. You can now use the catalog number to look up albums on Discogs. To do this, precede it with a #. You can now display the sample rates and bit depths supported by your sound card. VinylStudio now starts and stops monitoring automatically when you return to / leave the Record window. Fixed a problem where AIFF files saved by VinylStudio would not play from an iTunes shared library.
Fixed a few assorted bugs. For details, see the readme file after installing. V8.2.0 Dec 23, 2011. You can now load and save 'noise samples' for use with the hiss filter.
When used, this avoids the need to define a noise sample for each recorded album side. You can now view a frequency analysis of the noise sample used by the hiss filter. The limit on the maximum number of tracks (previously 399) has been removed. You can now use the catalog number to look up albums on Discogs. To do this, precede it with a #. You can now display the sample rates and bit depths supported by your sound card.
VinylStudio now starts and stops monitoring automatically when you return to / leave the Record window. Fixed a problem where AIFF files saved by VinylStudio would not play from an iTunes shared library. Fixed a few assorted bugs.
For details, see the readme file after installing. 8.0.9 Oct 21, 2011. Changes from version 9.0.3: ▪ This version includes a number of minor bug fixes - please see the Readme file after installing for details (Menu - Help - View Readme File). Changes from version 8: ▪ Improved the initial startup (which was a bit clunky) when the program is run for the first time after installing.
▪ The software is now 64 bit. This fixes the 'incompatibility warning' that users are seeing on the latest version of High Sierra. ▪ VinylStudio now uses multiple threads (in parallel) when saving your tracks.
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This can result in a considerable speedup on multi-core machines. ▪ VinylStudio can now group saved tracks into folders by artist and album title on data CDs and DVDs. ▪ Creating an album when you start recording or import a sound file has been streamlined. It should now be more obvious what to do, especially for new users, with fewer popups. ▪ VinylStudio can now read and write cue sheets. ▪ Due to changes in Amazon policy we have been forced to remove the Amazon databases from the lookup track listing function.
Sorry about that, but the other databases are better anyway. ▪ Improved functionality when importing multiple audio files - you can now add to existing album sides whereas before you had to always start from side 1. ▪ When inserting a track break you can now tell VinylStudio to split the current track (rather than adding a track at the end) by holding down the Alt / Option key. ▪ Worked around a problem with track names not showing up on iOS devices in Albums view when saving tracks in MP3 format.
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▪ Spectral View is faster, especially on multi-core machines. ▪ Improved the accuracy of the rumble filter.
▪ Better support for input devices that switch automatically between PCM and DoP. ▪ Implemented 'Fade to Middle' - generates a convenient fade between tracks automatically when the end marker and following start marker have been moved apart. You'll find it in the menu.
▪ Implemented shortcut keys to save (5) and restore (6) the current zoom level and cursor position. ▪ Fixed a problem declicking DSD files. ▪ When saving a copy of a recording in the Cleanup Audio window, always save it in stereo, even if Mix down to Mono is set for that album (which was always the intention). To save in mono, use 'Save Selection As'. ▪ Various other minor changes and bug fixes. For details, please see the Readme file after installing. Wintrscape, Essential!
Once your turntable is connected to your Mac, you NEED VinylStudio. I’ve converted about 200 albums, and am still going strong. The interface isn’t the most Mac-like (he has a Windows version as well), but it’s pretty easy to get in and get going. Developer is very responsive (thanks for the 64-bit version!). My favorite things about VS: 1) Non-destructive editing: Record once-try different equalizer settings, obliterate scratches or leave them in for ambiance-your original recording remains unchanged. 2) Add metadata—enter artist & album title, then you can download track names, track durations, track artists, and album covers directly into the program if they are available online.
You can also add realease date, genre, label, composer, conductor, comments, and album notes if you have it. (I like to search discogs, add albums in CDpedia first, then I have all the fine-tuned tags ready for VS) 3) Lots of options for recording (I chose aiff) and export file formats (I like mp3, with all that good track info you added!) Great to have easy access to all those beloved albums again. Well worth the price. Heartily recommended! Wintrscape, Essential!
Once your turntable is connected to your Mac, you NEED VinylStudio. I’ve converted about 200 albums, and am still going strong.
The interface isn’t the most Mac-like (he has a Windows version as well), but it’s pretty easy to get in and get going. Developer is very responsive (thanks for the 64-bit version!). My favorite things about VS: 1) Non-destructive editing: Record once-try different equalizer settings, obliterate scratches or leave them in for ambiance-your original recording remains unchanged. 2) Add metadata—enter artist & album title, then you can download track names, track durations, track artists, and album covers directly into the program if they are available online.
You can also add realease date, genre, label, composer, conductor, comments, and album notes if you have it. (I like to search discogs, add albums in CDpedia first, then I have all the fine-tuned tags ready for VS) 3) Lots of options for recording (I chose aiff) and export file formats (I like mp3, with all that good track info you added!) Great to have easy access to all those beloved albums again. Well worth the price. Heartily recommended!
Flatpickluvr, Outstanding! This is far and away the most outstanding, easiest way to digitize my 78’s, 33-1/3s, 45’s, and tapes. I worked for the longest time in Logic Pro X (my music production software) to design a template that would do this very thing, and while it’s possible, I wasted far too much time trying to accomplish the task. What I came up with in Logic Pro X was ultimately not satisfactory, and a quick search of the app store revealed this fantastic app. I search high and low for my records, and value each one of them. I listen to them so often that it’s better to digitize them so I don’t wear them out and I can listen when away from home.
HIGHLY recommended. Flatpickluvr, Outstanding!
This is far and away the most outstanding, easiest way to digitize my 78’s, 33-1/3s, 45’s, and tapes. I worked for the longest time in Logic Pro X (my music production software) to design a template that would do this very thing, and while it’s possible, I wasted far too much time trying to accomplish the task. What I came up with in Logic Pro X was ultimately not satisfactory, and a quick search of the app store revealed this fantastic app. I search high and low for my records, and value each one of them. I listen to them so often that it’s better to digitize them so I don’t wear them out and I can listen when away from home. HIGHLY recommended. MyApplePodcast, Superb Application I have long been an avid vinyl record collector, but I have been hesitant to digitize my collection.
However, Vinyl Studio makes this process a lot easier than I imagined. The app allows you to look up record listings, so that you can easily match your songs (this saves a tremdous amount of time). The app includes many features, including the ability to separate tracks, remove clicks, add album cover art, import pre-recorded soundtracks, and a whole lot more. The best part about this app is that it makes it super easy to add your recordings to iTunes and iCloud.
I highly recommend it. MyApplePodcast, Superb Application I have long been an avid vinyl record collector, but I have been hesitant to digitize my collection. However, Vinyl Studio makes this process a lot easier than I imagined. The app allows you to look up record listings, so that you can easily match your songs (this saves a tremdous amount of time). The app includes many features, including the ability to separate tracks, remove clicks, add album cover art, import pre-recorded soundtracks, and a whole lot more. The best part about this app is that it makes it super easy to add your recordings to iTunes and iCloud.
I highly recommend it.