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8. Burning CDs.
To quickly verify that Sound Rescue TerraTec Edition 2.0 was installed successfully, simply
click the button and select the democlic.wav file for editing. Sound Rescue TerraTec
Edition 2.0 supports WAV files based on the Red Book standard: 16-bit/44.1 kHz.
User Interface
Sound Rescue TerraTec Edition 2.0 has an intuitive interface. Its features are clearly arranged
and truly easy to use and, at the same time, it offers powerful functionality. The upper half of
the window contains the areas for the
DeScratcher , Analyzer and DeNoiser features, and be-
low these is a strip with other adjustment options for sound optimization. Below this is the
Playback area , which displays the actual audio material in the Waveform window as well as
control buttons for other program functions.
Quick Instructions
Follow the steps listed below to achieve – in very little time – a high-quality, remastered, re-
cording of, for example, and old, scratched LP record. More detailed features are described in
the chapters that follow.
1. Click the button, enter a file name and start recording your new audio material.
2. Click the button to open the “ Select Input File ” menu. Select the WAV file that you
want to process. The file you selected is loaded and its waveform is displayed in the
Waveform window .
3. Start playback with the button. You should now hear the audio material and be able
to view the level-control indicator . In the Analyzer window, the frequency profiles of the
input and output signals are dynamically displayed as is the noise print . You can pause
playback with the button and “rewind” back to the beginning of the clip by clicking
. During playback, you can restart playback at any position you like simply by clicking
the position in the Waveform window .
4. If your recording contains sudden popping noises, use the Declick adjuster to try to filter
them out.
5. If your recording has humming or buzzing noises or, in the case of a recording from an LP
record, a constant background crackling, use the Decrackle adjuster to filter it out.
6. To reduce or remove noises such as tape static or constant LP surface noises, use the
Denoiser feature by adjusting the threshold and reduction adjusters.
7. To compare the original sound with the filtered signal, click the button.
8. Use the function to listen to the noise that has been filtered out.
9. Adjust the volume slide so that the volume level never quite reaches the red range.