Subject: | Advice needed for cleaning up this recording |
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From: | "Peter Shute" pshute2 |
Date: | Fri Nov 25, 2011 1:16 pm ((PST)) |
Those of you who also subscribe to birding-aus will already heave seen Tom = Tarrant's request for help with identifying the bird chattering in the back= ground of this recording: http://www.aviceda.org/audio/?p=3D208 The problem is that the call is distant and masked by frog and insect calls= . Can anyone suggest techniques for cleaning it up to make the call clearer= ? I tried high pass (>4000Hz) in Audacity, but it didn't clean it up enough. = I repeated it a couple of times, and it was much cleaner, but sounded odd. = I tried noise removal, which I'v never used before, using a quieter part of= the track as a sample, and that sounded really odd. The call can be heard several times during the 1m20s recording, and a sonog= ram easily shows their location. Tom has provided a sample sonogram on that= page. Peter Shute |
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