Please recommend: free recording software on Mac
Martin Naef
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Thu Aug 12 09:27:49 CEST 2010
Bar,
I want to record a classical concert in 10 days on site. I just need a
basic stereo recording at high quality. In the past, I had access to an
Edirol R4 recorder, but these days I'm out of anything truly portable,
and I don't want to invest into an audio interface for the PC laptop for
just this one gig.
So the current plan is to use my TC Goldchannel as Mic-Preamp and A/D
converter and feed its S/PDIF optical output to a recent Apple laptop
that has an optical digital input (I can borrow it from a friend for the
day). I think the hardware side should be sorted that way.
So what I need is a RELIABLE piece of software to record the digital
output in 48kHz/24bit. It needs to run straight for about 1.5h, or
probably two parts of 45 minutes each. All I need is a proper WAV or
AIFF file at the end that I can later edit on my tried and trusted
system. What software should I use that's painless to install, easy to
use (I won't have to time to actually learn the thing), keeps the 24
bits intact, doesn't choke on a long continuous recording session and is
free?
Martin
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