I am wondering if somebody knows this:
Is it at all possible to eliminate a huge and awful feedback on a very old recording I am trying to save (.au file). The mic of this amateur person probably was too close to their speakers, or other... Can I eliminate this before I burn it on CD??? HELP
YaleDog (ps. I am quite new at "editing" myself, I am a musician, ergo, I always PLAY music and let others do the recording stuff. )
THANK YOU !
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reverbs & feed-backs in original recordings
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reverbs & feed-backs in original recordings
Alexander S. Bauhart (YaleDog)
Actor/Musician, harpsichordist and conductor
Bristol RI (USA) & Montreal QC (Canada)
Actor/Musician, harpsichordist and conductor
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reverbs & feed-backs in original recordings
I would try (instructions for AP -- it should work similarly for AII, I
think the menus and commands will be the same.) I don't remember whether
the Amadeuses (Amadei) read au file; I will leave that as an exercise
for the reader.
1) Select a portion of the signal where one has a "nice" feedback
signal and use analyze>spectrum
2) From the result, you should be able to see what the dominant
frequency range is.
3) Go to denoising>suppress frequency band and use the values from 2.
4) Hope
If the frequency of the feedback seems to change across the recording,
do the above on appropriate sections.
Chuck
YaleDog wrote:
Charles D. Jonah CDJonah@anl.gov
630-252-3471
Chemistry Division
Argonne National Laboratory
Argonne, IL 60439
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think the menus and commands will be the same.) I don't remember whether
the Amadeuses (Amadei) read au file; I will leave that as an exercise
for the reader.
1) Select a portion of the signal where one has a "nice" feedback
signal and use analyze>spectrum
2) From the result, you should be able to see what the dominant
frequency range is.
3) Go to denoising>suppress frequency band and use the values from 2.
4) Hope
If the frequency of the feedback seems to change across the recording,
do the above on appropriate sections.
Chuck
YaleDog wrote:
--I am wondering if somebody knows this:
Is it at all possible to eliminate a huge and awful feedback on a very old recording I am trying to save (.au file). The mic of this amateur person probably was too close to their speakers, or other... Can I eliminate this before I burn it on CD??? HELP
YaleDog (ps. I am quite new at "editing" myself, I am a musician, ergo, I always PLAY music and let others do the recording stuff. )
THANK YOU !
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Alexander S. Bauhart (YaleDog)
Actor/Musician, harpsichordist and conductor
Bristol RI (USA) & Montreal QC (Canada)
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630-252-3471
Chemistry Division
Argonne National Laboratory
Argonne, IL 60439
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