When enabled, this feature will play the input audio simultaneously while it is being recorded. Set this duration a little longer if you are recording from a 78 RPM record (up to 10 seconds), and set it a little shorter if you are recording a 33 RPM at 45 RPM speed.Īfter you have finished recording all your tracks on an album (or one side of an album), the auto-splitter will simply time-out after a short while and recording will automatically stop.

The setting Duration at which noise floor must be maintained lets you set how long the noise floor level must be present in the audio (in seconds) before the software determines that the track has ended. It uses the noise floor sample you obtained in the noise sample stage (see the Background Noise Measure section of this manual) and detects when a track on your record or cassette has finished. This is great for situations where your computer and record player are physically nowhere near each other. When this feature is checked, you can click the Record button, and the recording will not commence until audio is played through your player. This feature minimizes the hassle of starting your player and clicking the Record button as close as possible. The recording options appear in the upper section of the Recording Session window and are detailed below. To open this window, click the Record button on the main toolbar. The Recording Session window is where recordings are made without the aid of the Wizard.

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