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Hi!
I enjoyed your message & sounds. I'm the other 'clueless newbie" on
the group.
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wrote:
> I've got a few recordings (finally). The only one I'm really
"proud" of is that while recording swamp sounds (mainly frogs) one
evening, I saw motion in the swamp water. This creature turned out to
be a beaver who promptly wacked its tail on the water (like a
cannonball). I caught the moment on audio. You can listen to it at
www.johnpiekos.com/sounds.
I liked your swamp sounds & thunderstorm. I went out to record rain...
and got lots of cars & trucks going by. This has been my biggest
problem in recording.
> If anyone has any Adobe Audition editing suggestions to clean this
snippet up, I'd appreciate it. I'm new to this stuff, but I did run
some of the canned noise reduction operations on these clips.
Does Adobe Audition have a graphic equalizer? Cool Edit does. you can
edit out the rumble of wind, and the hiss of, whatever it is.
Cutting out extraneous noise is actually a lot easier for nature
recordists than it would be if we were recording rock bands. Because
the nature sounds usually stay on one pitch (crickets for instance)
and it's easy to edit out everything else.
I'm going to try & make some .wav files now.
Laura
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