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Espen KrømkeFeb 28, 2011
 

 
I am getting worried that I somehow has given the impression that I am a
"pro" when it comes to this, cause I'm not!

I'm pretty sure I just use what everyone else would think of as the
"obvious" filters related to restoration, and quite often I settle for
one of the presets, even.

There's one problem with naming them though: Since the default language
on my workstation is Norwegian, all the menus and names in Audacity are
in norwegian too. :D But I'll try to translate to what I suppose they
are called in english:

The three tools I'd say I *always* use are the compressor, normalizer
and equalizer. In my opinion you can get incredibly far by only using
the equalizer. Well, at least at my level of competence... :D

But then, all depending on the audio in question of course, I usually
fiddle around with the:
Click removal
Repair
Noise removal
Smoothen
Clip fix

Smoothen has taken some of the "edge" off the worst recordings, those
with a very aggressive, cutting sound. A nice tool. Noise removal too
has produced some pretty impressive work at times.

One thing I'd *really* love to figure out though, is how to do something
about the horrible noise that appears with audience applause if the
recording has been treated with heavy compression. Those "flick
flack"-sounding things... That's a noise that get on my nerves.




Den 28. feb. 2011 12:39, skrev drling0:

> Do you mind me asking what tools / filters and settings you have used successfully with Audacity?
>

 
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