Depends on what causes the crackling. Most likely a transient filter
would help, such as one designed to take pops and clicks out of old
vonyl or shellac recordings. Use with care. I do not know what you mean
by "chuttering". For background noise removal, try a broadband removal
filter, like Bias Sound Soap as an example. Many editors have such
things built in. For S's and F's you might try a sibilance filter.
joe salerno
On 6/22/2011 9:46 AM, Malli Niranjan wrote:
> hello,
> how could audio cracking/crackling be healed ? and how could chuttering
> audio be
> dealt with ?
>
> wanted to improve upon the audio. so what should be..... like some tips
> sort of
> to deliver clear crisp audio, in the sense that removing the sounds in the
> background like that of breeze, AC, etc. even the s's and f's of the
> speaker...
> some books or website offering more on this.
>
> regards,
> malli.
>
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>
>
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