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What is the best process to fix a record with saturation? For a reference, i work with soundforge. And i just need some advice to fix a record that i made from a mixing table to and tape recorder machine. This recor is saturated. Im gonna digitilized that tape and i want it to sound better. I wish someone can lend me a hand. Thanks.
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#2
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Is the sound distorting? It's really hard to undo things like this, sometimes impossible. Post a clip as an mp3 and I'm sure a few people here can lend a hand.
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What do you mean by saturation? If the dynamics are gone then you need Expansion. If you don't like the tone then use EQ.
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If it's distorted, yer screwed.
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not so distorted
Expansion???... whats that?? the sound its not really too distorted...
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It's the opposite of compression and you use an Expander. You haven't described the problem very well so it's hard to say what you need to do.
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