On Mon, 14 Jan 2002, Aurelien Reynaud wrote:
> The trouble is that the tapes are old and of an amateurish quality, very
> noisy. I would like to digitalize and process them to reduce the noise and
> perform a general cleanup.
Download Csound, it includes a utility called dnoise:
Maybe if you record a small section to a PC using the best quality you can.
Probably 16 bit at 48Khz, in stereo if the source is stereo. If the source
is recorded on two tracks for stereo, extracting voice and removing noise is
a lot easier.
Then post that to a web site, so people can download it
On Mon, Jan 14, 2002 at 01:08:32 +0100, Aurelien Reynaud wrote:
> experience in sound processing. I would nevertheless like to do the job
> under the penguin system, so I ask: what tool should I use? The features
> needed being (in order of importance):
There are a new noise removal tools for lin
>1/ the ability to do the cleanup (nothing more is needed)
>2/ reliability and fidelity to the original
>3/ ease of use (i don't mind command line, but won't be able to figure out
>too tech savvy parameters)
check dave phillips sound+MIDI pages for linux. there are at least 2
or 3 denoising utili
Aurelien Reynaud hat gesagt: // Aurelien Reynaud wrote:
> I know this might not be the right place to ask, but maybe somenone can
> point me to a more suitable one...
The linux-audio-user list (http://www.linuxdj.com/audio/lad/user.php3) is
a good place for this kind of question.
bye,
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