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DAANAVA
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i use Cakewalk 8.0 and Soundforge 4.5...which one is better for that and how i must do it?
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PRiZ-one
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Yo Gawd!
try using a noise reduction or click and crackle remover plug-in. you can't always get rid of vunly sounds etc. You can try cleaning the record, this has been known to help. I think you can use alcohol to rub and clean it, but I'm not sure, so don't go of me alone. It can be done though. peazzzz
ps. I can usually never get clicks and crackles removers to work, but I often get the noise removed perfectly.
try using a noise reduction or click and crackle remover plug-in. you can't always get rid of vunly sounds etc. You can try cleaning the record, this has been known to help. I think you can use alcohol to rub and clean it, but I'm not sure, so don't go of me alone. It can be done though. peazzzz
ps. I can usually never get clicks and crackles removers to work, but I often get the noise removed perfectly.
JR#97
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If you have SoundForge 4.5, you can try a de-clicker plug-in. I can't remember if 4.5 came with the Sonic Foundry Noise Reduction plug-in or not...
If your version doesn't have any click removal, then it's just a matter of manually finding them in the wave form and knocking them down. SoundForge is great for that. It's time consuming as hell though. I usually make 1 or 2 passes with the de-clicker and then start hunting manually.
If your version doesn't have any click removal, then it's just a matter of manually finding them in the wave form and knocking them down. SoundForge is great for that. It's time consuming as hell though. I usually make 1 or 2 passes with the de-clicker and then start hunting manually.