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  AIPL Singulator software is a song, voice and LP recorder for your Windows PC. It will rip vinyl, a 45 single or 78 RPM album, cassette tape, DAT, Internet streaming audio or voice, or any analog audio source to your computer as WAV audio files. It automatically separates songs in real time and stops when finished. It is both very easy to use and includes advanced song separation settings with presets. The song separation algorithm is based upon a theoretical and experimental analysis of old analog recordings, and the user interface is designed for maximum flexibility with VU meters, and multiple sampling rates (11, 22, 44.1 or 48 kHz). 8 years of improvements have made it so easy to use.
Version 1.5 includes improved recording setup with auto-configuration capabilities. Importantly, AIPL's technical support is top notch, where you talk with AIPL programmers and not a service.
You can then use other products for noise reduction, to copy the songs to MP3, Windows Media Audio (WMA), or AAC/M4A for Apple iTunes and iPod, or to burn the songs to a recordable CD. With Singulator, your CD-R will have separate tracks for each song.
Keywords: lp recorder, record, rip, analog, album, vinyl, cassette, tape, rip vinyl, MP3, iTunes, iPod, WMA, AAC, DAT, Windows Media, Real Audio, AIPL, singulator, transfer, copy
Recent Changes: Auto-configuration and improved recording setup
Install Support: Install and Uninstall
Supported Languages: English
Additional Requirements: Pentium 100 MHz, 32MB RAM, 1 MB Disk
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