>Walt wrote:
>
>> Ah, most of what you use filtering for! Sampled-noise reduction is only
>> one technique you throw at this. And kind of minor at that. You throw
>> everything but the kitchen sink at it. You'd throw the kitchen sink if
>> it did any good! And learn that nothing substitutes for not recording
>> it
>> in the first place. Filtering is a patch effort after the fact.
>> Everyone
>> does it, and wishes they did not need it.
>
>Walt,
>Would you be willing to post some before and after examples for the
>newbies in here....like me? Maybe samples that required both extremes
>of filtration?
>
>Dave
><back to lurk mode>
>
Hi Dave--
Walt has covered the issues involved quite thoroughly. Every file
presents unique possibilties and circumstances but I can also
understand you wanting to hear some before-and-after-examples. If
you'll email me a couple of your stereo soundfiles (.aiff or .wav
<5mb each>) I'd be happy to do some filtering on them and email them
back with the eq (Eqium) I used.
Please include a decscription for each :
(1) What your final playback application/gear is (e.g. heaphones,
multimedia speakers on PC, Audio CD playback basic home stereo.
hi-end home stereo)
(2) What interests you the most about the recording and whether you
intend to use it as a stand alone piece or as one element in a
multi-track mix.
Best,
Rob D.
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Rob Danielson
Film Department
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
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