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System Requirements
- Platform: Windows 98 / 2000 / Me / XP / 95
- Media: CD-ROM
- Item Quantity: 1
Product Features
- Includes hi-fi cable & adapter
- Includes CD cover & label centre
- Digitally re-master and burn to CD
- Unwanted noises out, effects in: LP, CD, tape etc.
- Fully automatic for perfect sounding music CDs
- Restore, encode and burn MP3 files
- Acoustic processor, surround sound and much more
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Product Description
Amazon.co.uk Review
Its title says it all: the Magix Audio Cleaning Lab 3 Deluxe soft-and-hardware package is a comprehensive toolkit for cleaning, polishing and "remastering" those shop-worn old LP, CD or MP3 tracks. Simply transfer the tracks from your sound system (or the Internet) to your computer, get to work with your sonic Windowlene, then burn the freshly cleaned tracks on to brand new CDs. To this end the Cleaning Lab provides jack plugs and leads for the sound system/computer interface: so all you need to do is select the files, switch on, sit back and watch your computer fill up.
Once the tracks are in your hard drive, use the on-disk at-home studio console to rid the tracks of crackle, buzz, hiss, warp, yowl, judder, cackle and ka-dunk, and all that other annoying sonic debris that seems to accumulate on even the most carefully recorded music. At this juncture you can also fade out the vocals for a karaoke effect, cross-cut to give a stereo gloss or export the files back to the computer so as to impress your e-mail mates. You can even add your own touches, like a bit of reverb or a touch of echo, just in case that precious recording of Johnny Rotten singing "God Save the Queen" live in Walsall in 1978 doesn't sound offensively weird enough. Finally, when all that's done, you can create pristine new compilation CDs by burning on those freshly cleaned and varnished tracks. It is a must for audio "cleaning ladies" of all ages. --Sean Thomas
Manufacturer's Description
MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab deluxe revitalizes old recordings and burns them onto CD. Be it from vinyl, cassette, CD or MP3 files out of the Internet - this fully automated and precise software will give them all new sparkle.Remove unwanted noise, regenerate missing sound spectra, modify tempo - no problem! Fully automated racket elimination! Use transparent frequencies with maximum dynamics, optimal volume for all tracks, and perfect stereo panorama for a totally fresh listening experience. Plus reverb, surround sound and much more. Compile your own music CD automatically. You can make easy fading between tracks and support your disks with impressive cover and label printing. Save up to 12 hours of MP3 sounds on each CD. Save money, time and space.
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178 of 180 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Audio Cleaning Lab - much more than it sounds!,
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This review is from: Magix Audio Cleaning Lab 3.0 Deluxe (CD-ROM)
Occasionally you come across software that you think everyone should know about. For years, I have been looking for competent CD-Audio burning software, accepting that products like Nero and Easy CD are trying to cover all CDR/W requirements, and therefore not providing enough control over audio. Having once seen CD audio magic performed with Wavelab I knew the kind of thing I was looking for. Required criteria: ease of use; ability to manipulate track start points graphically; ability to see track waveforms graphically; ability to overlap/segue tracks; price preferably under £100.I thought it was hopeless, until I came across the unlikely sounding Audio Cleaning Lab 3 Deluxe from MAGIX. Although mainly intended for getting LPs etc onto CD (thus the name), it does all of the above in the simplest way possible. Audio can be recorded directly, CD Audio can be ripped, or WAV/MP3/WMA files imported. Tracks can be arranged; start/end points moved; fade in/outs set; overlaps made with automatic cross fades, or arranged on two adjacent tracks for full control of relative fades; tracks can be split/deleted/copied; track markers set and moved - all graphically and non-destructively. Zoom from full CD project down to individual wavecycles (so you can line up the beats of segued tracks with your eyes and ears!). Tracks can have duration or pitch altered (within reason). Oh yes, it's also excellent at cleaning up scratched records, hissy tapes etc (thus the name!). As well as various noise reduction options, it can apply Stereo widening (hmmm), EQ/Brightening, a multiband compressor and any DirectX plugins you may have plus VST plugins (via VST-DX Adapter light). These can be applied to the entire project or individual tracks - non-destructively in real time. As well as other useful features built-in, there's a full (separate but linked) Audio Editor, together with a CD cover graphics generator...I would recommend going for the "deluxe" version which includes MP3 support, the audio editor and VST adapter...Prepare to be impressed, prepare to stop searching for the shareware solution. It's not Wavelab, CoolPro2 or SoundForge and its not pretending to be, but burning CD Audio doesn't get any easier than this. Superb software!
89 of 90 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
complex but so simple to use,
By A Customer
This review is from: Magix Audio Cleaning Lab 3.0 Deluxe (CD-ROM)
I used this for the first time today and transfered my first record to cd. The whole system is so easy to use but can get more involved and complex for more experienced users. The basics of digital recording technology at a rediculously low price. I was a bit dubious at first but after reading the reviews of the previous version and a visit to the fast trak web site I was convinced and took the plunge. Now my old record and tape collection has got a new lease of life in the cd format.With full recording,cleaning,editing and even cd label and cover making facilities,also access via the internet for updates, I can`t recommend this highly enough(five stars plus).Go and get it now.
34 of 34 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Old boy recording lp's from my youth!,
By A Customer
This review is from: Magix Audio Cleaning Lab 3.0 Deluxe (CD-ROM)
I have Windows XP Home Edition and the software installed no problem. The help menu tutor video is great and it really is as simple as it says. The software worked first time the auto fixes are good but a bit of manual tweaking finishes it off. Exporting couldn't be easier in all formats. I managed to record radio being broadcast on the net and save it into mp3 format for offline listening. The only small niggle is the drop down menu interface its a little old fashioned, like my music but is does the job.
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