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The exact formula of the fluid used doesn’t matter, it’s demineralized NOT distilled (!) water and chemically clean isopropyl alcohol, i use ca. Therefore it’s best to avoid those as much as possible.įor transfer I use “wet-play” in general. Removing clicks and crackles without hurting the record quality too much isn’t an easy task. I suggest 2496, 24 bit resolution and a samplerate of 96 kHz. Vinyl peak level does not vary much, once set with a hot vinyl you can leave it. You should end up somewhere in the range of -12 to -4 dBFS (dB FullScale, digital). a 12” 45 RPM) as test recording on ADI-2’s input meter and in Vinyl Studio. Set the correct recording level for ADI-2 Pro’s analog input.Ĭheck levels of a “hot” vinyl (e.g.
That aside, my suggestion is for vinyl transfer: Sometimes analog electronic likes a bit of headroom, most OPA chips have their best performance around +12 dBu. If you really need +24 dBu for the output is a bit questionable, as it might make handling the Benchmark’s volume control a bit uncomfortable, almost all the way down? Q2) As I am recording, and my understanding is the digital outputs are sent to USB and main output 1/2 and the digital output will be available on the XLR 1/2, which is connected to my preamp - I am assuming I will be able playback the music on my system as I am recroding - would this be correct?
#Vinylstudio remove track listing pro#
Will this level settings be ok? I will ofcourse record and listen and also keep a look out on the vinyl studio pro if I am overloading, but would appreciate a starting point on the levels. It can handle this level of input, as I had a benchmark dac that outputs +24dBu. Q1) ifi iphono3 states max 6V of undistorted output, currently, I have the ad/da output 1/2 set to +24dBu with autoref off, with volume set to 0db feeding to the benchmark pre. Had few questions to the experts here, hopefully to jump start a newbie like me
#Vinylstudio remove track listing how to#
I will learn how to remove the pop/clicks/hiss, separate tracks with vinyl studio. Turn table -> iphono black label -> ADI2 Pro on the analog inputs 1/2-> USB out to USB in -> lenovo thinkpad -> vinyl studio pro -> disk The chain I am putting together for ripping:
#Vinylstudio remove track listing windows#
I went thru quite a few links on the web regarding ripping vinyl, and got myself a copy of vinyl studio pro for controlling the ripping on my windows laptop, and I also got RCA to XLR-make to connect the phono preamp to ADI pro. I can share the details if anyone is interested.Ĭoming back to the topic, after doing the above comparison, I realized, I will listen to more of my vinyl if I can rip them in hi-res and stream it thru the volumio to ADI dac, so I bought the ADI-2 Pro. I built my own SE amps, its a 211 triode driving a 211 triode using monolith magnetics iron, using mosfet source follower to drive the output 211. I used to have my own 801A DHT preamp, but after listening to benchmark, which provided the little more detail and clarity, I retired my 801A DHT preamp. The ADI dac and phono connect to benchmark preamp. My LP playback is the new technics DD turntable with lyra delos cartridge feeding to ifi iphono black label. I also have a little high frequency hearing loss, and have hearing aids :-), so that could attribute it too :-). Then I listened to 24/96 and 24/192 tracks I bought from HD tracks via ADI-2 and compared it to a similar record playing on vinyl, I could not tell the difference. When I ripped the CD's and used the volumio app for playback, I noticed, I was listening to more music as I did not have to hunt for a CD, and go thru the motions of putting it in the player, etc. I use Volumio Primo as the streamer connected to the ADI via USB. It just bought out a new dimension in listening to my ripped CD collection. First, would like to thank the RME team to produce such a wonderful dac, the initial RME Dac replaced my Node2i streamer/DAC.
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