Comments on: An Introduction to Audio Editing http://www.portabledigitalrecorders.net/uncategorized/an-introduction-to-audio-editing Everything about portable audio digital recorders Sun, 14 Mar 2010 06:48:36 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Emerson@Audio recording tips http://www.portabledigitalrecorders.net/uncategorized/an-introduction-to-audio-editing/comment-page-1#comment-87 Emerson@Audio recording tips Sun, 14 Mar 2010 06:48:36 +0000 http://www.portabledigitalrecorders.net/uncategorized/an-introduction-to-audio-editing#comment-87 One of the most important audio editing tasks in professional music production is noise reduction, amplification and wave manipulation. You already mentioned some noise removal techniques above, although what it seems to be hardest is the removal of white noises, these are normal noises coming from the electronic, recording systems. It is also called as hum, a buzzy frequencies at 60Hz. Since these are mix together with the intended signal (for example human voice); removing these noises cannot be as simple as using "cut and paste technique". Instead, you will employ your recording software noise removal feature. For example, I use Adobe Audition and and I quite like the feature. Amplification and wave manipulation is mostly done either in the recording and mastering stage of music production. Amplification is boosting the signal into several dB to make it sound louder.Wave manipulation is rarely done, and it is best to re-record because if done wrong, it can even destroy the recording ( for example, correcting out of tune vocals using a software plugin). One of the most important audio editing tasks in professional music production is noise reduction, amplification and wave manipulation. You already mentioned some noise removal techniques above, although what it seems to be hardest is the removal of white noises, these are normal noises coming from the electronic, recording systems.

It is also called as hum, a buzzy frequencies at 60Hz. Since these are mix together with the intended signal (for example human voice); removing these noises cannot be as simple as using “cut and paste technique”. Instead, you will employ your recording software noise removal feature. For example, I use Adobe Audition and and I quite like the feature.

Amplification and wave manipulation is mostly done either in the recording and mastering stage of music production. Amplification is boosting the signal into several dB to make it sound louder.Wave manipulation is rarely done, and it is best to re-record because if done wrong, it can even destroy the recording ( for example, correcting out of tune vocals using a software plugin).

]]> By: Prabib@mp3 converter http://www.portabledigitalrecorders.net/uncategorized/an-introduction-to-audio-editing/comment-page-1#comment-80 Prabib@mp3 converter Tue, 29 Dec 2009 13:29:04 +0000 http://www.portabledigitalrecorders.net/uncategorized/an-introduction-to-audio-editing#comment-80 Digital sound can bent anyway as you want. Technology for sound engineering has gone so much far away that even beginners can work over it as you said. But still you need to work and practice hard to be a good sound engineer. So, keep on reading tricks for software then reading just manual. you got whole internet to read over. :D Digital sound can bent anyway as you want. Technology for sound engineering has gone so much far away that even beginners can work over it as you said. But still you need to work and practice hard to be a good sound engineer. So, keep on reading tricks for software then reading just manual. you got whole internet to read over. :D

]]> By: giulio@StudioDiRegistrazione http://www.portabledigitalrecorders.net/uncategorized/an-introduction-to-audio-editing/comment-page-1#comment-56 giulio@StudioDiRegistrazione Sun, 13 Sep 2009 15:53:12 +0000 http://www.portabledigitalrecorders.net/uncategorized/an-introduction-to-audio-editing#comment-56 Cool introduction. You could add that there are some tools that can remove background noise, too. These software tools work like this: you select a section of your audio file where only the noise is present, and sample it. Then you process the whole file, removing the noise profile. .-= giulio@StudioDiRegistrazione´s last blog ..<a href="http://www.studioregistrazione.com/studio-di-registrazione/michael-jackson-e-bill-bottrell-durante-le-lavorazioni-di-black-or-white/" rel="nofollow">Michael Jackson e Bill Bottrell durante le lavorazioni di Black or White</a> =-. Cool introduction. You could add that there are some tools that can remove background noise, too. These software tools work like this: you select a section of your audio file where only the noise is present, and sample it. Then you process the whole file, removing the noise profile.
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