Mike,
Your work sounds very interesting. Perhaps you could share more of
what you are doing and some samples too?
As for improving the intelligibility of the speech, you might take a
look at some of the forensic tools used for just that purpose. Sound
Cleaner is one such product. It has a bit of learning curve but the
results are pretty impressive. Take a look at:
http://www.speechpro.com/es/production/?id=3D322&fid=3D7
Good Luck
Jim Lee
Michael Dalton wrote:
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>I would like anyone who has interest in speech and
>knowledge of speech recovery from a noisy environment
>to communicate with me at my e-mail address. I am
>interested in digital (or other) noise reduction to
>make the speech more intelligible to the average
>listener too. Suggestions are welcomed.
>
<<<snip>>>
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