Neowin Forums > Decreasing 'Rasping' Sound

Max™

Jan 16 2005, 17:34

I recorded a tribute band last night, and needless to say, the gig was loud and caused the recording to have a rasping sound (was only a tiny mic). However, if the ripping sound was nonexistant then the bootleg wouldn't actually sound that bad.

How would I be able to get rid of this sound? I have the latest version of GoldWave.

The original format is WAV, but here is a sample in MP3 of what I'm talking about.

http://www.maxpayne.co.uk/sample.mp3

Any help would be greatly appreciated

arstewart

Jan 22 2005, 20:48

QUOTE(Max™ @ Jan 16 2005, 17:34)

I recorded a tribute band last night, and needless to say, the gig was loud and caused the recording to have a rasping sound (was only a tiny mic). However, if the ripping sound was nonexistant then the bootleg wouldn't actually sound that bad.

How would I be able to get rid of this sound? I have the latest version of GoldWave.

The original format is WAV, but here is a sample in MP3 of what I'm talking about.

http://www.maxpayne.co.uk/sample.mp3

Any help would be greatly appreciated

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Nope, its there to stay. I would suggest cutting the audio, and getting a clean version of the song the band was playing...add some room reverb effects, a crowd, putting some crazy effects over it, and call it a video.

er...wait...was that a video or just a recording?...if just a recording..i believe you are unfortunatly out of luck.

Xellos

Jan 27 2005, 22:53

dude talk about bad audio sorry but all you can do is rerecord

seanlich

Feb 2 2005, 09:01

Yeah, the audio is pretty much done for.

For future reference, a sock or a cloth over your mic might lessen that effect,