Tutorials
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DC SIX Getting Started Guide
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This cool training page helps your first navigation of FIVE go smoothly.
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DC
LIVE 6 Getting Started Guide | Don't
navigate the demo without this useful first timer's guide. |
Diamond Cut 32 User's Manual
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Read about this popular product in full detail
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Diamond Cut 32 Bootcamp Getting Started Guide
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This should be the first thing you check out before you try Diamond Cut 32!
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DC Millennium Getting Started Guide
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Quick and Easy for First Time Millennium Users!
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DC Millennium User's Manual
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Read about this popular product in full detail.
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Diamond Cut LIVE Testimonial
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Steve Cain is one of the major players in Audio Restoration for both the US Government and private sector as well. His list of credits is impressive and he is a dedicated Diamond Cut LIVE user. Read about his thoughts on the software.
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"Cleaning The Surface Of A Record"
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So you're ready to restore your old vinyl...you may want to check here first to get a few helpful hints on some vinyl housekeeping before you record.
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"Choosing The Best Stylus"
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Now that you're dusting off that old Record Player...are you sure you've got the right Stylus to match your vinyl?
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"Which Filter Should I Use?"
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Where do you start? You've chosen the Diamond Cut software, but which tools work best on differing types of noise? This handy chart may point you in the right direction.
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"Ten Myths or Questions About PC Audio"
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If you have questions about sound cards, multi-tracking, MP3 and other PC audio questions, climb the mount and ask the audio experts.
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"What do I need to restore my old records and tapes?"
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If you're just starting out and you need some help...perhaps this advice will save you some time, aggravation, and frustration.
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Using DC 5 or DC LIVE 5 Forensics as an Audio Signal Generator
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Application Note 2
| Using DC5 or Live5 Forensics to Measure Sound Card Performance without External Test Equipment
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Application Note 3
| Using DC FIVE or DC LIVE/Forensics To Create 3 Audio Test CD’s
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Application Note 4
| Digital Audio Recording Analysis- The Electric Network Frequency Criterion
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Application
Note 5 | Worldwide Line
Frequencies |