DME Combine Function Problem

"Mike P . . ." <mike_piehl@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:056f01c38fa3$35866ff0$a301280a@phx.gbl...

> Ok, here's the deal: I leave the Analogue Recorder
> running when I flip the LP over to side 2--how do I get
> rid of this flip-over time when the tracks from the 2
> sides are combined?

> >-----Original Message-----
> >With DME, when I clean up an LP into 2 tracks, and then
> >try to combine them, the Analog Recorder combine

> function

> >is adding a bunch of time (eg ~40 blank seconds and a
> >needle drop) in between the 2 tracks. How do I get rid
> >of that, or do something so that it doens't occur?
> >
> >Thanks for your help!
> >
> >Mike
> >.
> >

Invest in a wave editor (http://www.goldwave.com ) and use it to cut out the
bits you don't want. You can also filter out excess turntable noise
(rumbling), clicks and then normalise the sound.

Cheers,
Jerry

>-----Original Message-----
>Ok, here's the deal: I leave the Analogue Recorder
>running when I flip the LP over to side 2--how do I get
>rid of this flip-over time when the tracks from the 2
>sides are combined?

>>-----Original Message-----
>>With DME, when I clean up an LP into 2 tracks, and then
>>try to combine them, the Analog Recorder combine

>function

>>is adding a bunch of time (eg ~40 blank seconds and a
>>needle drop) in between the 2 tracks. How do I get rid
>>of that, or do something so that it doens't occur?
>>
>>Thanks for your help!
>>
>>Mike
>>.
>>

>.
>There is a pause button on the recorder program. Just

pause the recorder before flipping the album then restart
after you drop the needle for side 2.