J
JRC23
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Hi Guys,
Recently I put on a show and at the last minute attempted to record it using just the internal microphone on a Macbook (very bad idea) as all I got from the mixer line out was noise. It seems that the Macbook microphone has some sort of gate built in which has basically crapped all over the recording and it sounds like it's playing at a very low bit rate (which it isn't). It's also got some weird phasing effect going on and I'm basically just trying to restore it to a listenable state.
It's the weird 'effect' that I just wanted to get rid of, is there a chance I could save it? Where do I start?
Here's a sample which has an obvious presence of the crappy noise: http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/844708/example2.wav
Thanks, J.
Recently I put on a show and at the last minute attempted to record it using just the internal microphone on a Macbook (very bad idea) as all I got from the mixer line out was noise. It seems that the Macbook microphone has some sort of gate built in which has basically crapped all over the recording and it sounds like it's playing at a very low bit rate (which it isn't). It's also got some weird phasing effect going on and I'm basically just trying to restore it to a listenable state.
It's the weird 'effect' that I just wanted to get rid of, is there a chance I could save it? Where do I start?
Here's a sample which has an obvious presence of the crappy noise: http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/844708/example2.wav
Thanks, J.
