Enhancing Voice Recordings
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haselrick
Krowms
You have realy many possibility! First, I need to know if you already work with an audio editor software? And wich OS? And what kind of results are you expecting? Depending the quality you will have different solutions...
If your are running Wndows, so the most appropriates software for audio editing are Wavelab (Steinberg) or SoudForge (Sonic Foundry) (there are many others, of course). You have all you need with these softwares to edit, gate the sound, EQ it etc... with the possibility to add VST or DX plugins
But if you realy want a professional result, so take a look at this kind of plugins:
Restoration / Waves (https://www.waves.com/)
krowms
gawain_en
Sonic Foundry (now Sony Media Software) also makes a very good plugin pack called Noise Reduction 2.0. It allows you to remove all kinds of noises from clips to hiss and crackles.
Bowisc
You should do yourself a favor and check them out. You can get very good results without having to spend money in the bracket of Waves (still worth the $) and equivalent.
blackcomb82
Quote: Hello haselrick!
You have realy many possibility! First, I need to know if you already work with an audio editor software? And wich OS? And what kind of results are you expecting? Depending the quality you will have different solutions...
If your are running Wndows, so the most appropriates software for audio editing are Wavelab (Steinberg) or SoudForge (Sonic Foundry) (there are many others, of course). You have all you need with these softwares to edit, gate the sound, EQ it etc... with the possibility to add VST or DX plugins
But if you realy want a professional result, so take a look at this kind of plugins:
Restoration / Waves (https://www.waves.com/)
krowms
hi do u noe that any creative sound card which can actually record sound(in wave format) eg: like i can adjust the equaliazer is it something to do with the frequency, so that i can reduce the background noise or i can use buy any sound card and use good software to edit it????
revrb
Quote: BIAS Soap, and Soap PRO are the best bang-for-the-buck, if you ask me.
You should do yourself a favor and check them out. You can get very good results without having to spend money in the bracket of Waves (still worth the $) and equivalent.
mm i dunno $100 just for sound soap, is kinda a ripp, when most wave mixers/editors have their own noise redection programs that work just as good...
just my opinion
Bowisc
Quote: [quote]BIAS Soap, and Soap PRO are the best bang-for-the-buck, if you ask me.
You should do yourself a favor and check them out. You can get very good results without having to spend money in the bracket of Waves (still worth the $) and equivalent.
mm i dunno $100 just for sound soap, is kinda a ripp, when most wave mixers/editors have their own noise redection programs that work just as good...
just my opinion[/quote]
Can you name an application that includes plug-ins or the ability to make surgical edits with the same precision as a dedicated program such as Soap, without skewing the source?
What comparisons/differences have you noticed? Just curious.
For someone doing "restoration" on a budget, BIAS Soap is a super deal for the money, considering what it can do. For a more pro-level experienced person, Waves would be the ticket. I use them both, so I can say from personal experience, using Cubase, Logic, Nuendo, and being familiar with other recording apps-- they have their uses.
revrb
but its actually $299
so yea soap IS the best bang for the buck!
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