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Recording speed: Select how you are playing your vinyl records. Choose either "33 or 45 RPM" if you are playing 33 or 45 RPMs at standard speeds, "33 RPM played at 45 RPM" if you are playing a 33 RPM at 45 RPM speed, or "78 RPM played at 45 RPM" if you are playing a 78 RPM at 45 RPM speed, or leave the default speed selected if you don't know which to select.

In case the software is giving you any issues please make sure to uninstall the software from your machine and reinstall from the latest version of the software available on the link below: https://www.nchsoftware.com/goldenvideos/index.html

Thank you for your suggestions, If you still need assistance, please submit a ticket on this link: NCH Software - Technical & Support Services

Please note that the software Wavepad Audio Editor allow you to convert your text files to audio mp3 using the text to speech feature, download and install the free trial from the link below and confirm the software feature do comply with your requirements. https://www.nch.com.au/wavepad/index.html

Please note that nchsoftware developers receive suggestions from our customers in order to improve the features in the software, pleasse make sure to follow the steps on the link below in order to address your suggestion directly to our developers. https://www.nch.com.au/suggestions/index.html

Please note that The Sine/Cosine waveform is the most pure waveform because it contains no harmonics. It is recommended for level calibration (because it is not affected by frequency response).

Set the Tone Details (Frequencies / Duration/ Amplitude) The details of a tone (each frequency and duration) are displayed and edited using the Tone Data list on the main window of NCH Tone Generator. To edit the value of an item, double click on it (or select it and press Enter). Frequency This is the frequency of the tone in Hz. This can be between 1Hz and 22000Hz (if supported by your sound card). For musicians, the reference "concert" is 440Hz. You can move up or down octaves using the PageUp or PageDown keys, or configure the +/- keys to increment or decrement by a frequency of your choice in the Tone Interval section of the Options dialog. The Note Selector allows you to quickly choose the exact musical note you want. Expand or collapse the Note Selector by clicking on its title. It will only expand when it makes sense for it to be used. For example, White Noise does not have a frequency, and so the Note Selector is disabled when White Noise is selected. The Note Selector consists of a table of note buttons, ranging from C0 to B8, and a frequency slider. Clicking a note button will change the selected frequency to the frequency of that note. Some notes of interest are: Concert A: A4 Middle 😄 C4 Lowest note on most pianos: A0 Highest note on most pianos: C8 Notes of the strings on a standard-tuned guitar (lowest to highest): E2, A2, D3, G3, B3, E4 At the bottom of the Note Selector is the Frequency Slider. Click and drag the red bar on the Frequency Slider to adjust the current frequency. Duration Unless you have selected the "Constant (Continuous)" tone, the duration of play can also be specified in ms (milliseconds). Variable Amplitudes When the Variable Amplitudes menu item has been enabled from the Tone menu, you may enter relative amplitudes for all the tones in your list. The amplitude can be entered for each separate tone in decibels in the range from 0 dB (full volume) to -127 dB.

Please note that By default, NCH Tone Generator creates a mono tone. If you select stereo, different tones can be created in the left and right speakers. This can be useful to create 'beats'.

Please note that you can remove the trial version of the software from your computer and reinstall from the link below in order to restore the free trial version of the program. https://www.nch.com.au/tonegen/index.html

Please also note that you can download and install the free trial version of the software Zulu from the link below and test the software in order to confirm if it does comply with your requirements. https://www.nch.com.au/dj/index.html

Silence Detection Enabling this feature will allow Zulu to detect silence at the beginning of a track and play from the first detection of sound. This feature is effective when a track is loaded into a deck, in AutoPlay Mode, or when user click Jump To Start button.

Please try with the latest version of the express rip available from the link below, note that you can install the free trial version and confirm if the software do comply with your requirements before getting a full time license. https://www.nch.com.au/components/ripsetup.exe

Please make sure to test with the latest version of the software express rip from the link below, note that you can install the free trial version of the software and confirm the software is working correctly. https://www.nch.com.au/components/ripsetup.exe

Please make sure to go into the options available on express rip, and confirm the option to internet album access is selected, of course also make sure to be connected to the internet while you are ripping your discs.

Hi, best to send a support ticket for that through this link here: https://www.nch.com.au/support/supportcontact.html In order for them to confirm the correct version you are running on your machine and provide you the correct steps to restore the valid version and complete the burning process of your discs.

In order to get more information regarding the software express rip, Please take a look at the user manual pdf file from the link below; http://help.nchsoftware.com/help/en/expressrip/win/help.pdf

Please try instralling the latest version of the software from the link below and confirm in the options that online album database has been selected in order to retreive the correct information of the tracks tags. https://www.nch.com.au/components/ripsetup.exe

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Please note that on the latest release of the recordpad software you can find an expand option on the lower right side of the program window that will assist you to expand the software windows and change the size of recordpad. https://files.fm/u/cn8xgyjm4

Try to install the free trial version of the software first on your machine, confirm the trial works and comply with your requirements before getting a licesed version of the program. You can install the free trial from the link below: https://www.nch.com.au/recordpad/recordpadmaci.zip

Please make sure to open mixpad, go to options, MIDI controller tab and confirm all the different option available to set up your controller with Mixpad. Enable MIDI Hardware Control Check this item to enable control of Mixpad through external MIDI hardware. MIDI Device Select a MIDI device to be used as MIDI controller. Jog Wheel Setup Setup your jog wheels MIDI events and speed. Jog wheel's speed values will be used to determine the rotating direction and rotating speed. Add Command Add a command needing to be controlled by MIDI hardware. You can only add commands that relate to the current track. Delete Command Remove a command that won't be controlled by MIDI hardware. You can only remove commands that relate to the current track. Set MIDI Click this button to set a MIDI event for the selected command in the list. Clear All MIDI Click this button to clear the associated MIDI events for all commands.

In order to register your software please follow the instructions below: 1) Open Mixpad 2) Click on the word Mixpad on the main menu bar (besides the Apple icon) 3) Click next to Register Mixpad... from the drop-down menu 4) Enter your code(xxxxx-xxxxx) in the provided field within the registration box 5) Click the Register button to finish

Please take a look on the link below in order to verify how to fade between tracks using mixpad. http://help.nchsoftware.com/help/en/mixpad/win/envelope_fade_points_automation.html

Please note that MixPad only supports VST and not VST2 and VST3 for now. Our developers are still working on the program updates to support these versions of VST. For further assistance, you may submit a ticket on this link: Software Technical Support (nch.com.au)

To add a VST effect to one of your tracks, click the Fx button in the track control panel on the left of the track. In the left hand panel of the dialog that opens you should see a sub-heading VST Effects. Any valid VST plugins you have installed will be listed underneath this sub-heading. If there are no items listed here, it means that you either do not have any VST plugins installed, or you have not configured your VST plugin path. You must tell MixPad where to look for your VST plugins. You can do this by going to the VSTs tab of MixPad's Options dialog.