Nearly everyone has old tapes, cassettes, VHS videos, LPs and other old audio sources with some of our favourite tracks. I'm game enough to admit that I found one of my old favourite extended S-Express tracks on an ultra-rare 12" vinyl the other day. Borrowed a friends record player and remembered how great that track was. Gone are the days where we could find this track on Napster and other, well, less legit sources. The solution is to record the old audio from our LPs via a cable connected to our computer. We need the software to process the audio, however.

MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab 16 deluxe is a application that should be part of everyone's toolkit. It enables you to record from just about any audio source, then process this audio, touch it up, add effects, cut elements from the source and then export it in in a digital format you can play on your MP3 device or computer.

Until end of May, we have more than 30% off MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab 16 deluxe. This offer won't repeated and was agreed with MAGIX, through May, for one-month-only!

MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab 16 deluxe link.

24 May 2010