Subject: | Re: Microphone Noise Floor Problem |
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From: | "jmccubbinmd" jmccubbinmd |
Date: | Sat Sep 12, 2009 11:50 am ((PDT)) |
--- In "dannymeltzer" <> = wrote: > > Yes this is basically what most commercial noise-reduction software does = [in a very general sense]. It analyzes a sample of the 'noise' then applie= s a 'fix' [based on that] to whatever longer segment of the recording you a= re trying to fix. I guess what I thought I was figuring out was how to get the baseline noise= sample. I do understand the concept of noise removal, but the problem wit= h nature recording (at least for me) was how to get that reference sample o= f noise to remove. If I'm doing studio type work, I can just record quiet = for a few seconds. Out in the woods, there is no "quiet". Anyway, I'm going to mess with the noise removal parameters in Logic next a= s they should be an improvement on Audacity, although they do a very good j= ob. Thanks for the input, btw. |
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