Once in a while i ended up playing with leiden 86 audio. I tried to improve the quality as much as possible and keep the tape hiss under control which wasnt sometimes easy. Anyway after i came up with this "testing" version which i quite like and was thinking if will be worth it do the whole concert in this quality. There is still this LF rumbling stuff in backround which im not able to fix without making the audio sound thinber. Any Feedback?
Original source used was source 2 (or 3? cant really remeber)
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I hear still a lot of hiss
The not hiss reduced one was way way louder than this one. I tried my best reduced as much as possible.
try more
Marlamir wrote:
The not hiss reduced one was way way louder than this one. I tried my best reduced as much as possible.
I enjoyed it. Thanks for making the effort.
bucsateflon wrote:
try more
Try cyanide.
@Marlamir:
Sounds like an improvement, although I should really listen to it on better speakers. If there is LF rumble that's giving you problems, you could try to pinpoint it, trying for as narrow a frequency band as you can, and then either trying to reduce it with a parametric equalizer with a very narrow bandwidth, or if that thins the sound out too much, you could try using a narrow frequency band-limited compressor. It's not a guarantee for success, but it might work. Mind you, the rumble's amplitude needs to be in a neat, narrow range (you'll need to find out that precise range, too) and you'll need to fiddle around a bit to get the settings just right.
Sounds like an improvement, although I should really listen to it on better speakers. If there is LF rumble that's giving you problems, you could try to pinpoint it, trying for as narrow a frequency band as you can, and then either trying to reduce it with a parametric equalizer with a very narrow bandwidth, or if that thins the sound out too much, you could try using a narrow frequency band-limited compressor. It's not a guarantee for success, but it might work. Mind you, the rumble's amplitude needs to be in a neat, narrow range (you'll need to find out that precise range, too) and you'll need to fiddle around a bit to get the settings just right.
thomasquinn 32989 wrote:
bucsateflon wrote:
try more
Try cyanide.
You win the internet for today.
^^^^ this!!
Thanks for the feedback guys. About speakers i usually playback the audio on 2 different headphones (Not cheap one) and 2 diff. speakers as welll so yeah im taking care from this side so big thank you Thomasquinn 32989 for your feedbacks i will try your suggestion plus i think i can reduce the little bitt more. Lets see what i can do.
P.S. i know this forum can be huge cancer sometimes but can we stop behaving like idiots and kids and be adults for while? Its not that hard to be nice to each other. So shall we? Thanks
P.S. i know this forum can be huge cancer sometimes but can we stop behaving like idiots and kids and be adults for while? Its not that hard to be nice to each other. So shall we? Thanks
It's a shame that people have to argue.
/\ The thing is i think there is just bitt too much arguing on this forum...
Pretty good recording and i think you can get to fussy with sound when you strive for perfection.
Sounds pretty good! Well done!
Thank you guys :) and dont worry Queen2 i'm aware of the "limitations"