I recorded this for a someone who was filming the event. My first live classical recording job.
I was told not to worry about back ground noise from tangible sources (cars, footsteps, etc.) but needed to remove general noise from it.
It was a circular concrete room and I didn't set the input gain high enough. I have boosted the gain to what I think is an appropriate level (highest point is -2.24), put it through 5 or so noise reducers (reducing by 2 to 6 dB each) taken from a various quiet points and added two very slight noise gates (reducing by 1 or 2 dB) with staggered thresholds and hold and release times.
I have split the song into four parts with a very brief silence inbetween, so as to present a reasonably comprehensive view of the various parts (including the bit where somebody does some drilling upstairs).
I was told not to worry about back ground noise from tangible sources (cars, footsteps, etc.) but needed to remove general noise from it.
It was a circular concrete room and I didn't set the input gain high enough. I have boosted the gain to what I think is an appropriate level (highest point is -2.24), put it through 5 or so noise reducers (reducing by 2 to 6 dB each) taken from a various quiet points and added two very slight noise gates (reducing by 1 or 2 dB) with staggered thresholds and hold and release times.
I have split the song into four parts with a very brief silence inbetween, so as to present a reasonably comprehensive view of the various parts (including the bit where somebody does some drilling upstairs).