gummblefish
Twitchy Wanker
This is really a follow up post to one i wrote yesterday entitled "Live Recording"
I have taken the advice that was given to me and rather accepted that it is not really possible with the time, equipment and my expertise to clean up the recordings to a high level. I have worked with them and they are certainly 100% better than they were "raw". There are one or two sections that grate on me such as plosives in the mic. I have tried removing these with gain staging and reduction and tried a limiter on them. Has anyone a tried and tested way of helping with the taming of these? Or is this another case of after the moment sound engineering that will not work? Thanks.
I have taken the advice that was given to me and rather accepted that it is not really possible with the time, equipment and my expertise to clean up the recordings to a high level. I have worked with them and they are certainly 100% better than they were "raw". There are one or two sections that grate on me such as plosives in the mic. I have tried removing these with gain staging and reduction and tried a limiter on them. Has anyone a tried and tested way of helping with the taming of these? Or is this another case of after the moment sound engineering that will not work? Thanks.
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