It would be a good exercise but this sound sample is not a good one
to start on.
I did edit the example to smooth the abrupt knee of this particular
stereo parabolic as well as smooth the very high frequencies to cover
the consumer MD effects.
I edit different for each of my mic types as well as equipment types
as well as targeted playback equipment and environments.=20
Edited examples for both typical noise probems considering different
sound usages would be usefull as well as edits for various major
Microphone types in nature recording (ie Telinga, shotguns, mixed
sound, etc). Bass management is also a big challenge in Natural Sound
and I can think of a number of methodologies used to achieve that.
Typical Crop, Loop, mix, and noise reduction methods?
Then the edits needed for radio vs studio vs exhibits vs computer vs
video vs childrens toys vs playback? Well maybe playback is the same
as childrens toys. Then the edits needed for Cassette vs MD vs DAT vs
WEB?
This topic can easily snowball to a huge project and topic and the
more I think about it may be too large for a newsgroup to address in
a consolidated location. All of this stuff has been touched on over
time here. Maybe that is the best way for it to continue to be. To
address a consolidated effort it may need to stay as a field
classroom approach or text to be well covered.
Rich
--- In "Dominique Laloux"
<> wrote:
> Thanks for your recording, Rich.
>
> I tried to edit it to remove the city noise, using the same
GraphicEQ
> filter several times (reducing frequencies up to 1kHz), and
> normalization at the end. I could take some of the noise away, but
it is
> difficult to know where to stop.
>
> Try to get rid of such noise is a problem many of us are bound to
face.
>
> Wouldn't it be a interesting exercice for the list, if as many
members
> as possible tried their tools and skills on the same sample, then
posted
> the resulting samples (along with the details of the applied
procedure),
> in order to allow a comparison ? I am sure many of us could learn
from
> that.
>
> Happy New Year everyone and many happy recordings !
>
> Dominique Laloux
>
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