Re: Filtering

["RAF" amflmnt]

This aspect has always held some curiosity.  We usually get to hear the 
finished product but rarely, have I ever gotten to hear the 
original "raw" sample and it's final polished output together.  The 
opportunity to hear that kind of comparison would be just as valuable, 
if not more so, than knowing what "settings" were used since every 
recording is different in some way.

I agree on things being over-done:  there's no difficulty in using NR 
filters to turn one's bouyant but "noisy" recording into a slurried 
cellphone, tin can, or submerged result.