Guys, I have a cassette tape that I'm trying to remove a major! and I do mean major! hiss from. It's me as a child, and it has some of the worst quality tape recording audio I've ever heard. No doubt, my parents must a recorded this on a real el cheapo tape recorder. It's horriffic! E Q isn't gonna get rid a this.
Anyway, has anyone used either the Isotope RX4 Standard or Advanced, preferably Standard plugins with PT? If so, are they even somewhat accessible? I'm thinking I'll probably use the D-Noise module. If not that accessible, if I just wanna see, though probably not advisable, if it just naturally with no tweaking would make it a little better, do you think just popping it on an insert and being done with it would possibly even get rid of the slightest bit, even if not enough to be desirable? If it's not accessible, does anyone have custom made presets that'll help me? If not, what other plugs would be accessible that may help with this. It's not really a hum type of hiss. It's more the type background air noise kind a hiss you heard when recording on real cheap consumer grade little portable pocket tape recorders with the built in mikes. Like something you'd buy at Radio Shaq or Circuit Shitty. Chris. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Pro Tools Accessibility" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
