I am more than happy to play with whatever you will send me either
off or on line. E-mail me or post on line, we can handle any format.
Being older myself I will take the liberty to speak up front.
Once you loose the stuff over 5500, it does not mean you didn't learn
what you learned. It might mean that you want an aprentice to teach
and show the way, and help in the final edit. I have lost my fine
vision with age but with protection so far I have kept my ears over
what any rocker would envy. I will still search for any that wish to
follow.
Rich
--- In "Stuart Fairbairn"
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> Being well past the use by date for humans my hearing cuts off at
about 5500Hz. I often receive comment that some of my recordings have
hiss. With my built in hiss filter I don't hear it. I'm using ME66 or
ME 63 mics, XLR connectors to an MDP500 set at 5 on the recording
level. The tracks are transferred to a PC with a Sound Blaster card
and are edited when necessary with Cool Edit pro using the graphic
equaliser and then burned to a CD. I have Spectrogram 8 but when I
set it to - 90db there is considerable noise over most of the audio
spectrum. At - 60db most of the noise does not show.
>
> Any help in detecting the origin of the hiss would be appreciated.
>
> Stuart Fairbairn.
>
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