Jim Brown wrote:
Finally, go to change tempo. This can make your recording play faster or
slower without changing pitch. Don't change the beats, but rather trim the
time length of your recording. A little bit goes a long way. For example,
when I recorded my call the clip was about 3 seconds
Is it possible to access and download the audio file of each stored M1-M4
memory, play with it in AUdicity, then upload it back to the radio?
Barry W2UP
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On Fri, Apr 22, 2011 at 2:40 AM, Ian White GM3SEK gm3...@ifwtech.co.ukwrote:
...time compression isn't part of that problem - applied correctly, it is
part
of the CURE...
Yeah, it's sort of obvious that more control is better than less. The idea
that using software that can shape audio to
When doing audio processing, always keep a copy of the original file
until you are done.
Each step in the process does create some loss of quality. That means,
the more you mess with it, there is potential for the result to end up
bad. Keep notes on what is being done - how much leveling,
On 4/22/2011 12:40 AM, Ian White GM3SEK wrote:
Most people can improve articulation dramatically by slowing down only
10-20%, so it only requires a modest increase in the tempo setting to
restore a normal brisk speed. Time compression is a re-sampling
technique and it does introduce some
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When doing audio processing, always keep a copy
Jim,
If only all users followed your advice. Sadly the last contest showed they
don't.
I was amazed at the number of stations who happily went on and on with
distorted, over driven or clipped audio. One such station called us on every
3 hour segment and the audio was nothing short of a joke. (I
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From: Don Wilhelm w3...@embarqmail.com
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] optimizing recorded audio
To: Tony Estep estept...@gmail.com
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Some have the Elecraft audio recorder to send their call in a contest or
pileup, but others no doubt use their control software to send recorded
audio. I use MixW (I've plugged it before on here -- great program), but all
control software can send a .wav file to your K2 or K3. But don't just make
On 4/21/2011 4:51 PM, Tony Estep wrote:
I have been using Audacity
Yes, that's good software. I use Adobe Audition, which I bought because
I'm a pro sound engineer. Gold Wave is another one.
First, compress it. Use moderate or light compression and repeat until you
notice some compression,
On Thu, Apr 21, 2011 at 7:20 PM, Jim Brown j...@audiosystemsgroup.comwrote:
On 4/21/2011 4:51 PM, Tony Estep wrote:
This is NOT a good idea...tends to make voices sound artificial. ...
All I can say is, try it and you'll like the results.
Tony KT0NY
Personally I find using the K3 DVR is simple and the recorded audio heard by
other stations is also the same as when you answer their call...hence, no
confusion.
I agree with Jim emphatically, too many times we are subjected to absolutely
terrible audio that can make it dreadfully difficult to
Tried compressing with the audio program pretty much per Tony's
procedure and got bad reports and too many requests for repeats. Now
I keep mic audio untouched in the PC except for level and trimmed for
time on the PC. Now I let the K3 do all the audio processing, and can
mix in live audio with
Tony,
Whilst you may have found nirvana with your audio, I tried your idea and as
close as I came, two other K3 owners who know me very well agreed we could
not get the same quality from the PC.
There are many variables in play here also and I appreciate that aspect. I
hope you are blessed with
I fully agree, Jim. I don't know why anyone would want to run their
audio through two different compression schemes, or artificially alter
the timing. KT0NY's approach almost guarantees that his recorded clips
will sound different than his mic voice, which is a sure fire source of
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