If you have ever wished you could convert your tape or record collection to digital format, ask Santa Claus for an Audio Recorder. It would make a perfect gift for others as well.
Audio Recorder 2.0 is basically a little white box measuring approximately 3.5 x 2.25 inches with USB and RCA jack connectors. In the box there is a program CD and the necessary cables for connecting to the output device and then to your computer.
It’s simply a matter of installing the software, making the cable connections. Playing the music and letting the box make the conversion as it enters your PC. It will convert recordings from cassettes, LPs, and even 8 tracks (does anyone actually have an 8 track anymore?) to digital data.
The program then allows you to edit the recordings to enhance the sound quality by removing static and noise reduction. It will control audio volume with the built-in normalizer, and increase low volume with a digital amplifier. It automatically separates multiple tracks and lets you add ID3 tags for artist, song, and album titles.
Once you are satisfied with the new recordings, you can publish them as WAV, MP3 or audio CD burned on CDs, or you can transfer them to a remote device for your listening pleasure.
It’s quick, easy, and an efficient way to preserve and restore your old tunes while enhancing the sound quality as you convert y analog sounds to digital data for playback in modern devices.
Tell Santa to go to www.honestech.com. Audio Recorder 2.0 costs $79.99, and the shipping is free. Check out Honestech’s other products, which include VHS to DVD 3.0, Claymation Studio 2.0, and Video Editor 8.0. By the way, these programs are all available in Spanish, French, and Portuguese.
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