Kenton,
The door slams are there in the first segment, but they are not very
loud. I needed to use headphones rather than domestic speakers to hear
them, but count 3 of them.
I think this is an impressive demonstration of what the tool can do.
However with the removal of more intrusive unwanted sound you do,
inevitably, get artefacts in the sound you want to keep (either that, or
I have not yet worked out how to drive it properly :-)).
Richard
On Thu, 2011-05-05 at 11:59 -0500, Kenton Brede wrote:
> Both recordings sound the same to me.
>
-- from Paul
I've posted a really short demo of door slam cleanup using RX:
>
> http://soundcloud.com/offtracksound/doorslam-removal-with-rx2
>
> The track is very short has the same seven second segment repeated
first as
> recorded and the second with door slams removed. The each door slam
was
> treated in two passes - the first to remove the LF components which
had a
> long decay, and a second to remove the higher frequency portion that
had
> much shorter decay. The results are pretty good to my ear and saved an
> otherwise useless recording.
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