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Re: [exs] Audio extractor for mac

Re: [exs] Audio extractor for mac

2001-05-23 by David Eager

In Logic, import the tracks as QuickTime movie [Options/QuickTime Movie]
That should convert the track to an audiofile.

Dave Eager

joedubass@... wrote:
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> Hi All,
>
> Does anyone know of a freeware audio extractor for Mac. I am using the
>
> Extractor progam that comes with toast at the moment. Since
> dounloading iTunes it has slowed down to nearly a stand still and is
> impossible to work with.
> I bassicaly need a program that will extract stuff from the internal
> CD on my B&W G3.
> Any sugestions?
>
>
> Speak soon
>
>
>

Re: [exs] Audio extractor for mac

2001-05-23 by joedubass@aol.com

Thanks mate, but with Extractor I don't have to convert the entire track.
I sample a lot of drum sounds and other small bits of audio of CD.
Any other way?

Re: [exs] Audio extractor for mac

2001-05-23 by Colin Shapiro

>Thanks mate, but with Extractor I don't have to convert the entire track.
>I sample a lot of drum sounds and other small bits of audio of CD.
>Any other way?

With the Logic/Quicktime route, you CAN also select. Just use the 
options dialog, and set the in and out points.
Someone said that Toast audio extractor was better though. Can't 
imagine why it's slowed down though. I also have iTunes and TAE 
worked fine for me the other day.

Regards - Colin

Re: [exs] Audio extractor for mac

2001-05-24 by David Eager

I had big problems with the first version of iTunes. Conflicts with
logic and other apps. Maybe Joe hasn't got the latest version.

cheers
Dave Eager

Colin Shapiro wrote:
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> >Thanks mate, but with Extractor I don't have to convert the entire
> track.
> >I sample a lot of drum sounds and other small bits of audio of CD.
> >Any other way?
>
> With the Logic/Quicktime route, you CAN also select. Just use the
> options dialog, and set the in and out points.
> Someone said that Toast audio extractor was better though. Can't
> imagine why it's slowed down though. I also have iTunes and TAE
> worked fine for me the other day.
>
> Regards - Colin
>

Re: [exs] Audio extractor for mac

2001-05-24 by Colin Shapiro

>I had big problems with the first version of iTunes. Conflicts with
>logic and other apps. Maybe Joe hasn't got the latest version.
>
>cheers
>Dave Eager

For what it's worth, I have iTunes v1.1

Seems to run alongside Logic - I use it to audition Spectrasonics samples.

Regards - Colin

Re: [exs] Audio extractor for mac

2001-05-24 by LogicBaby

I use it for the spectrasonics samples too!! its great, anyhow, I was
getting random crashes with it and logic at the same time, after quitting
logic. 
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> 
> For what it's worth, I have iTunes v1.1
> 
> Seems to run alongside Logic - I use it to audition Spectrasonics samples.
> 
> Regards - Colin

Re: [exs] Audio extractor for mac

2001-05-25 by David Eager

Colin Shapiro wrote:

> >I had big problems with the first version of iTunes. Conflicts with
> >logic and other apps. Maybe Joe hasn't got the latest version.
> >
> >cheers
> >Dave Eager
>
> For what it's worth, I have iTunes v1.1
>
> Seems to run alongside Logic - I use it to audition Spectrasonics
> samples.
>
> Regards - Colin
>
>

Oh, I remember now, there is a documented conflict with iTunes and Toast
if you have firewire or usb drives. It says something in the iTunes
readme

Re: [exs] Audio extractor for mac

2001-05-25 by LogicBaby

The best app for this is SOUNDAPP

http://www-cs-students.stanford.edu/~franke/SoundApp/

Its a freeware, converts/extract files to anything you want and very
efficient, I prefer it over adaptec extractor.

Move to quarantaine

This moves the raw source file on disk only. The archive index is not changed automatically, so you still need to run a manual refresh afterward.