Thank you Brit, for sharing your elk recording.
Here's a link to the file:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/naturerecordists/files/Cervus_elaphus_Demo.mp3
Since it was me who first suggested trying a parametric equalizer, I
thought I should at least try to give an example. I'm sure it could be
done better by someone with more experience, but this is best I could
come up with:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/naturerecordists/files/bugleeq01.JPG
With those settings, I found it to help a little with the hiss you
were concerned about, but mostly with the motor or generator hum.
-John Hartog
> I put a small clip of my elk bugling recording up on the site. I
> think the hiss in the background needs to go, but I am having troubles
> editing it out. I tried using the parametric equalizer, as suggested,
> but it makes the elk bugles deeper than they should be. We can
> probably analyze these clips as they are, but we were hoping for a
> clean version to listen to for our own enjoyment (since we have a
> whole thirty minutes of this). My partner and I are going to try the
> parametric equalizer again tomorrow afternoon. Any thoughts or
> suggestions?
>
> Enjoy!
> Brit
>
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