Stanton announces iZotope Music & Speech Cleaner bundles
As mentioned in an earlier article, turntables are more purpose driven than any other type of instrument available to a musician or a DJ. It is closer to a microphone, which has designed purposes, than let’s say an amplifier which can be used for many different applications. One of the biggest selling points of the turntable is to appease those who have maintained their old record collections. Even fifty year old vinyl sitting in a closet has much more value than the average compact disc. A CD can easily be destroyed if bent or scratched, but a record can take both of those abuses and still come out a working medium. [embed width="656"]http://youtu.be/z6fEqgxUSLo[/embed] USB recording tables are great for those who are trying to minimize the footprint of their collection to shift down to something more modern. The problem here is that not everybody who is trying to convert their songs to mp3 is an expert in music recording. Vinyl records can be tricky, as they are full of artifacts and unwanted noises that simply cannot be cleaned from the surface. An aftermarket recording program that picks up on these issue is a better bet than trying to go through each song, looking for bumps and burrs. http://www.musicradar.com/news/tech/musikmesse-2013-stanton-announces-izotope-music-speech-cleaner-bundles-573938