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For Windows®
PCs
NOTHING
Rocks
Like Concrete
What's
New
Minii starts up faster and has a new progress bar with song
title and time remaining. Concrete
DJ has a new dashboard and sidebar buttons to hide stuff to make more space for
DJ playlists. Concrete
Media Merge Professional is now available separately.
The free version has a new tag editor and resampler that
exports all popular sound file formats to MP3 with updated tag info.
The Professional edition enables you to easily merge multiple music
collections into one. You can even "cherry pick" a
collection and merge only media files with complete tag information
such as album title and genre. How
To Record Separate Sound Files |
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Using
Concrete Recorder™ |
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Concrete
Recorder creates loss-less recordings in your choice of quality.
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After you record, edit
with Concrete
Editor,
add tag information and play your creation with
Concrete Minii, Self-DJ, Concrete
DJ, or
any player. Get Concrete Recorder, Editor, Minii and
more in
Concrete Tools.
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Quick Start
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Select the Input
Device and Input Channel you wish to record
from. Selecting Stereo mix allows you to record
sound playing on the same computer you are recording
from. Stereo mix may be called something
different with your sound card.
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Choose a
custom resampling format. The higher the frequency and
number of bits, the better the sound quality, but the
larger the sound files will become. 44,100 Hz is CD
quality. Experiment to find the resampling format
that sounds and works best for you.
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Record
sound files directly or record to memory and then
paste the sound into the Concrete Sound Editor and
other sound editing programs.
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Splits
up a recording into smaller sounds files,
incrementally named, like Sound1.wav, Sound2.wav,
Sound3.wav, automatically, after a user-defined time
period.
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Splits
up a recording into smaller sounds files,
incrementally named, like Hits1.wav, Hits2.wav,
Hits3.wav, automatically, by detecting silence between
tracks.
If you
choose to record in memory, the sound is automatically
copied to the Windows clipboard when recording is
stopped. That way you can Paste the newly recorded
sound into Concrete Editor. If a sound is already
loaded in Editor, you can paste append, paste mix, or
paste insert as needed.
Tutorials
How
To Record Separate Sound Files For Songs In A Playlist
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