> > On my old recordings there were done with a cheesy > four-track, > > how can I make there cleaner? > > I've had some pretty decent results with Gnome Wave > Cleaner, you > might want to try it. > http://gwc.sourceforge.net/ Another option is using jaaa to identify problematic noise within frequencies and using the Rezound Arbitrary Fir filter to lower the response of the frequency bands where the offending sounds are dominant. I've had good luck with that aproach. ron > > Some of my old recordings that have been copied > over from old > > tapes are too hot and therefore get a really > annoying digital > > distortion. Can I clean those up too? > > > > Once a wave is clipped, it isn't really possible to > regain that > lost information, AFAIK. There might be a tool > available that can > reduce the annoyingness of the clips, but if you > can, I'd > redub the tapes at a lower volume. > > Hope this helps ya out, > > spencer > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
