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jwoody · 12-11-2003, 02:19 AM

I had a similar problem copying some old cassettes to CD and found some useful info on the Dolby website.

http://www.dolby.com/ken/

Basically, I've got a fairly high quality DENON cassette deck, I made a duplicate copy of the cassette with noise reduction on, then replayed the cassette through my amp to computer, again with noise reduction on.

Then I used soundforge to maximise the volume and adjust the treble/bass and voila!

Like you say, you can't turn shit into gold, but it was a significant improvement.

12-11-2003, 02:19 AM	#6 (permalink)
jwoody Shackle Me Not Location: Newcastle - England.	I had a similar problem copying some old cassettes to CD and found some useful info on the Dolby website. http://www.dolby.com/ken/ Basically, I've got a fairly high quality DENON cassette deck, I made a duplicate copy of the cassette with noise reduction on, then replayed the cassette through my amp to computer, again with noise reduction on. Then I used soundforge to maximise the volume and adjust the treble/bass and voila! Like you say, you can't turn shit into gold, but it was a significant improvement. __________________ .