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hm, he should ab sooo lutely not have that thing running while recording then. Well, I'm sorry, but to me that sounds like a bunch of lame defenses from your recording guy. He tried some things, said "Well, I can't do anything about that," and we just proceeded with the recording since I was working with an out-of-town pianist. I did a *second* session there, with the fan off, and this time on a test recording at the beginning, I could hear the noise on the monitors. The problem is actually worse than I let on - after my first session, I called the engineer (who operates this studio out of his house but with a separate electrical circuit and RCA mikes from the 30s.say what you will.) and was told (1) it must have been the fan, (2) it was VERY insignificant and I shouldn't listen so loud anyway, and (3) "I f-ing hate headphones" and I shouldn't listen on headphones. Thank you again for being so kind to a newbie like me!
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I've uploaded the eight affected files to a Dropbox folder linked below, in case anyone would be so kind as to take a look! Of course, I'm happy to do as much of the work as possible - it's just that I probably can't afford to buy specialized software just for fixing this. Since the purpose of these files is to get auditions for singing jobs, it's better to have a tiny bit of noise than to affect consonants or vocal tone at all, but of course ideally I'd love perfect tone and no noise at all!
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He tried some things, said "Well, I can't do anything about that," and we just proceeded with the recording since I was working with an out-of-town pianist.Īnyway, enough rants! I tried the freebie dehisser, but unfortunately it had very bad results on this recording, either having no audible effect or (as I increased the threshold gradually) causing very strange-sounding noise removal in rhythm to the piano strikes.Įriksimon, thanks so much for giving this a try on your fancy de-noise software! The version you uploaded sounds totally free of noise, but I do hear the change in the piano decay and I hear quite an effect on the consonants in the voice.
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Thank you so much, all, for the quick and supportive replies! The problem is actually worse than I let on - after my first session, I called the engineer (who operates this studio out of his house but with a separate electrical circuit and RCA mikes from the 30s.say what you will.) and was told (1) it must have been the fan, (2) it was VERY insignificant and I shouldn't listen so loud anyway, and (3) "I f-ing hate headphones" and I shouldn't listen on headphones. I know that for the future the recording guy has to just fix his studio setup.but is there anything you can recommend? I'm attaching samples with and without my hum removal attempt. It also has the unwanted side effect of rendering my singing less bright (sibilants become dull and the tone loses its upper partials). I played with settings and found that Parametric EQ, -18dB, 10600 Hz, Q=10.00 (max) removes some of the hum, but not all of it.
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I did some research on how to remove this and saw that I need to add a notch filter. Of course, I need people to be able to listen on ANY type of speaker and have this sound reasonably decent! It's not substantial on the monitors at the studio, but listening on cheap MacBook or iPhone speakers, or on my Sennheiser headphones, it's very clear.
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I did a classical music (voice + piano) recording at a studio that has very good mikes and setup, but the recordings come out with a nasty hum in the background. Please forgive the very basic question, as I'm a highly technical person (programmer, etc.) but new to audio editing.