--- In "simmosonics" <> wrote:
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> --- In "jtudor2005" <john@> wrote:
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> > Greg
> >
> > What editing are you doing after the fade into silence?
>
> I'm editing the end of the file, of course! Or, more to the point, finding
> out where it ends...
>
> I am not sure how applicable this is to nature recording, but if you take a
> recording of a string quartet made in a concert hall and you want to fade out
> the end of a piece, you need to make sure you don't cut off the room
> sound/reverberation too soon. If you are monitoring in a noisy environment,
> the heightened background noise will make you think that the room sound has
> ended some time before it actually has. When you play it back in a quieter
> environment, you will notice that the room sound is dying away nicely at the
> end of a piece but then suddenly it cuts out due to a premature edit.
Ah yes. Sorry, my confusion came from your comment '(e.g. editing the end of a
file after fading into silence, etc.) and misreading the 'AFTER' fading into
silence that you were editing something in the silence.
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