On 17 Feb 2003 11:07:03 -0600
Rick Taylor <ricktaylor@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > e.g. vinyl and old tapes recordings
>
> There's a ton of stuff in windows and mac. Cool edit has great
> noise stuff for one thing. D/Noise is pretty easy though I've not
> exactly used it for its intended purpose...
See, I'm working for a Linux company :-)
I have no fun using proprietary stuff at all.
> It's a real boon that audacity has it {noise reduction} on
> linux...
Yes, I like this engine. It could be a DartPro killer in fact, if
it was more actively developed.
> other than that maybe you could use something like
> Ceres or an audio synth package with enough options to be
> practical for that sort of thing? Maybe go with some high priced
> unix/hardware solution?
I dont' know much about Ceres, but I will :-)
> Personally, I'm thinking snd has major potential for that sort of
> thing... It's extensible enough at any rate. :}
Sure :)
Once I was thinking about writing some scripts in Python or Ruby for
handling sound restoration, but I'm not that good at programming.
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Alexandre Prokoudine
ALT Linux Documentation Team
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