Audacity projects are splitted saved into hundreds of small audio files and one text. I'd not recommend using audacity projects as the best format for storage. aup files against the possibility of future game-changing technology leaps. Maybe my next investment should be a 2T external HD, dedicated only to saving raw. And after I've loaded my results into iTunes, I've destroyed my original raw files to save space.

On the downside, all the work I've done so far is now obsolete.

Audacity 1.3.12 noise removal, or is there already a pretty clear consensus among users that either is clearly superior to the other? (Or, in the alternative, that the difference is marginal and not worth the time / cost for DeNoise-DeNoise LF). New question: Should I start into the complicated process of blind A/B tests for comparing Davies' DeNoise and DeNoise LF vs. As to the effectiveness of ClickRepair, I thought Wax might have been exaggerating when he called its results '.little short of magical.' In fact, my preliminary results have demonstrated that his endoresement was instead typical British understatement. It's re-opened portions of my vinyl collection (about 2,000 LPs) that I thought were gone forever. Thanks to all who got me onto 1.3.12 and suggested Brian Davies' ClickRepair for vinyl sound restoration.

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