Uploaded February 2010 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Please note that it's not something I made myself. This video tutorial came with the product.
Link to the product (some special offer):
magix.com/us/audio-cleaning-lab
Got my latest version this weekend (I think February 19, 2010). This one got a few new things.
I've been using Audio Cleaning Lab (ACL) since Magix came out with Version 3.0. What got me into buying it, besides the price of less than $50, was the remastering features.
I used it for...
* cutting down or even getting rid of unwanted clicks and crackles from vinyl records
* reducing unwanted hiss from tape recordings
* reducing 50/60 Cycle hum and other unwanted noises
* boost the quiet sounds that are too quite to be easily heard
* make the sound go backwards
* change pitch or speed or both
Of course, it's also useful for making CD compilations as well as MP3 files. Also can be used for other compressed audio files like FLAC, WMA and Ogg Vorbis. You could use it to remaster the audio from video files (although the remastered audio file would become separate, if I'm correct).
Please note that it's not something I made myself. This video tutorial came with the product.
Link to the product (some special offer):
magix.com/us/audio-cleaning-lab
Got my latest version this weekend (I think February 19, 2010). This one got a few new things.
I've been using Audio Cleaning Lab (ACL) since Magix came out with Version 3.0. What got me into buying it, besides the price of less than $50, was the remastering features.
I used it for...
* cutting down or even getting rid of unwanted clicks and crackles from vinyl records
* reducing unwanted hiss from tape recordings
* reducing 50/60 Cycle hum and other unwanted noises
* boost the quiet sounds that are too quite to be easily heard
* make the sound go backwards
* change pitch or speed or both
Of course, it's also useful for making CD compilations as well as MP3 files. Also can be used for other compressed audio files like FLAC, WMA and Ogg Vorbis. You could use it to remaster the audio from video files (although the remastered audio file would become separate, if I'm correct).
