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You provided a clue leading to a breakthrough! I am using a software program to convert the mp3 songs I transferred off of the 1988 cassette, but I had not checked the settings. When I did, I found out I was NOT transferring from those new WAV files at the 41000hz rate. Corrected the transfer...

The MYPIN "converts a song on the cassette into mp3 format which goes to a USB stick inserted in the MYPIN when you start converting. It has worked pretty well, but I was just trying to convert a last song from the cassette and only silence was produced on the USB stick! Oh well....

The manual for the MYPIN is as skimpy at the device itself! The converter type is provided - mp3. Other than that, it just shows a Bit Rate of 128kbps. I'll contact their support to seek more information. Thanks for the response.

Wish I understood what it means when I get a message that "all noise profile data must have the same sample rate". I am soloing a track which is identified as "Stereo, 44100 hz, 32 bit float". I'm sampling nose on an song on an analog cassette deck. Can any one explain the message in terms...

I appreciate that the MYPin is not exactly audiophile quality, but all I'm trying to accomplish is creating a digitized version of what two pals and I recorded way back in 1988...it's a souvenir, not headed for Spotify! At this point, I think I'll just export the WAV file for each track, then...

I'm not at all technical, which is a hindrance -- but in the "box" at the left of each track, some show 44100 hz, 32 bit float and others show 48000 hz, 32-bit float. Have no idea how this happens. And another request -- when I get all tracks transferred into my Audacity project, should I...

Thanks for all the suggestion -- all of them have been helpful. Am making progress -- decided to drag all 12 songs on the cassette into separate track of a "project" in Audacity. Was cruising along with noise reduction when at one "track" I received a message to the effect that "sample rates...

We are now tracking…am cleaning up the 12 songs one by one, via Audacity, then exporting them twice, once as WAV and once as MP3. Any recommendations on noise reduction other than with Audacity?

Thanks, Mick. I was likely less than clear -- the "tracks" i referr to are 12 complete songs on the 1988 cassette. We did the recording long ago, probably on some fairly simply machine. I suspect we recorded everything "live" and did not do separate tracks for vocals, guitar, keys, etc., but...

I'm a Newbie hobbyist. Back in 1988 my buddies and I recorded a 12 song cassette of songs we had played together for years. I'm trying to digitize that cassette, as I may have the only surviving copy of it. I successfully used MyPin to convert the songs to mp3 but need suggestions on how to...