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1. VINYLSTUDIO VS VINYLSTUDIO PRO MANUAL
2. VINYLSTUDIO VS VINYLSTUDIO PRO FULL
3. VINYLSTUDIO VS VINYLSTUDIO PRO PRO
4. VINYLSTUDIO VS VINYLSTUDIO PRO SOFTWARE

I record to an Edirol R09HR SD-based flash recorder, de-click with ClickRepair, and then use VinylStudio for tagging, album art, track splitting, and saving to FLAC. There are a few areas where I feel that VinylStudio could improve. The first five are simple UI usability tweaks. Then comes the hard stuff - which may not be feasible, if the goal of VinylStudio is towards simplicity rather than high-flexibility/configurability.ġ. Better detection of the "side start" point (needle set down) when working with imported sound files. If the recording is done from within VinylStudio it can be set to pause until it 'hears' the needle drop, so this probably would not be an issue (haven't tried it). When the needle drop is actually part of the sound file, however. as it often is with an imported sound file. then the spot that VinylStudio selects as the start of the first track is sometimes incorrect. Sometimes it's prior to the needle drop other times it's after the needle drop but as much as 4 seconds before the start of the first track (long lead-in).

VINYLSTUDIO VS VINYLSTUDIO PRO MANUAL

This throws off all subsequent track breaks, requiring manual tweaking to fix the break points.Ģ. Support for remembering the size and position of the main window. I prefer to use the program maximized or with a larger window. But on each run it opens to some apparently fixed, smaller size.ģ. * The 'File imported successfully' dialog that is displayed after importing an external sound file.Ībility to turn off some of the forced confirmation dialogs.

VINYLSTUDIO VS VINYLSTUDIO PRO SOFTWARE

VinylStudio records to both DSF and DFF (DSDIFF) files, as well as being able to record DSD as DoP (DSD over PCM) in a range of uncompressed file formats. DSD files generally cannot be played on such devices - instead you will need a DSD-enabled player, such as Foobar 2000 with the SACD plugin installed, or a DSD-capable DAC. Files saved in this way can be played on mobile devices and streaming media players.

VINYLSTUDIO VS VINYLSTUDIO PRO FULL

Tracks generated from DSD recordings can also be saved as PCM files, and VinylStudio's full range of editing features are then available. VinylStudio's 'needle-up' detection feature, which stops recording automatically at the end of the album side, will also work. VinylStudio can monitor your recording while it is in progress and allows you to play it back while you are working on it - when splitting tracks, for example. You should also be aware that (unless yu wave the results as PCM) you can't edit your recordings in any way, although you can split them into tracks and save these as bit-perfect copies. Firstly, you will need a USB ADC which supports DSD recording, such as the ones above. Under Windows, 'DSD native' recording is also supported devices tested include the Korg DS-DAC-10R (DSD supported on Windows only), the RME ADI-2 Pro, Mytek's Brooklyn ADC, the Ayre QA9, Pro-Ject's Debut Carbon RecordMaster HiRes Turntable and Playback Designs' Pinot ADC.ĭSD, it should be said, is not for everyone.

VINYLSTUDIO VS VINYLSTUDIO PRO PRO

Recording DSD (Direct Stream Digital) (VinylStudio Pro only)Īs of version 8.6, VinylStudio Pro can record DSD from a suitable ADC, such as the PS Audio NuWave Phono Converter or (with a firmware upgrade) the Ayre QA-9.