On 01/24/2016 10:29 PM, Lorenzo Sutton wrote:
Hi Atte,
On 23/01/2016 12:13, Atte wrote:
Hi
I remember the noise reduction provided by Sound Forge years ago. The
idea was the the user selected a portion of the waveform that contained
*only* the noise, then the software would remove this from the entire
recording. It worked quite well AFAIR.
I also remember Sound Forge's noise reduction plug-in which I used years
ago on 78 rpms to do some light cleaning/declicking at uni (that's more
than 10 years ago...)
Anything similar available in the linux eco system?
Sorry if I overlooked something obvious...
When searching for a Linux alternative I remember pretty good results
with Gnome Wave Cleaner [1]. Not sure if it's maintained and if it still
works though, haven't used it in a while..
Also if it's hiss, as others suggested you might manage with just EQ?
Lorenzo.
[1] http://gwc.sourceforge.net/
Gnome Wave Cleaner is still in Debian Sid repository, v0.21.19~dfsg0-4.
An audiophile friend of mine used it when he digitized his extensive
collection of classical music records. Got excellent results!
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