Here are some screenshots, showing VinylStudio's major features. There is a separate work area for each stage of the process, allowing you to focus on the task at hand. For more information, follow the link to the full-sized screenshot that interests you.

Recording an Album Recording starts when the needle is lowered and stops automatically at the end of the record Record directly to MP3 or WAV format Monitor your recording through your PC's speakers - useful for USB turntables Record 78's on turntables with no 78 RPM speed setting Lookup and edit the track listing while recording is in progress More info

Lookup Track Listings Track listings can be looked up over the Internet or entered by hand Keyword lookup by artist and album title quickly finds what you are looking for Most track listings now contain track times, which makes splitting the recording into tracks much easier Wide choice of lookup sites More info

Split into Tracks Waveform display quickly identifies track boundaries Or use 'Scan' to search for gaps between tracks Fade tracks in and out Multi-level undo/redo More info

Cleanup Audio Powerful and flexible declicker to get the best out of your vinyl Fast! scans a typical LP side in under a minute on a modern PC Unique Percussion and Brass Protection features safeguard the fidelity of your recordings Option to repair severe clicks manually, or you can patch or cut out severely damaged sections Eliminate tape hiss and other forms of noise Graphic equaliser Multi-level undo/redo More info

Burn CDs Drag-and-drop interface Burns both Audio and MP3 CD's No need to copy your tracks out to separate files first You can do other things in VinylStudio while the CD is being burned More info

Copy MP3 Files to your Player VinylStudio can generate MP3 files from your recordings automatically, one per track Files are tagged with Artist, Album and Track Title MP3 files from other sources (e.g. ripped CD's) can also be copied across Generate playlists for Windows Media Player More info

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