| Subject: | Re: Feedback noise on Olympus LS-11 |
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| From: | bermanc2 |
| Date: | Mon Dec 30, 2013 9:28 am ((PST)) |
Had another crack using iZotope RX3 this time and got better results. You c= an have a listen to the treated file here:=0D =0D https://soundcloud.com/chas-berman/monal-izotope-rx-3-hum-removal https://s= oundcloud.com/chas-berman/monal-izotope-rx-3-hum-removal=0D =0D Izotope is great in that it allows you to see where the harmonics fall in t= he spectrogram. They appear as continuous horizontal bands and are easy to = spot and attenuate. =0D =0D Hope this is what you're talking about. =0D =0D Cheers, =0D Chas |
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