Im pretty good at using AA3 and CoolEdit Pro 2.0, so insted of posting about your problems with it, PM me, Im here to help. Any questions you have feel more than free to hit me up about it, Routing and Busing,Sending, Using your plug-ins and Fx, and what the effects are and what they do, whatever you may need answered my AIM is Warsickith
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word Apex this is a really nice thing ur doin for the beginners..
yea, I remember when i first started, the audio help/tips stickies and tutorials were like my best friends, shit took me awileeeee to figure out, so might as well pass down the knowledge to someone who might need it.
I wouldn't take advice from you if it was on the right way to microwave a cat...
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well u took the advice on where to stick your little peepee in ur wife, and WAMO, shes pregnant, with out me ud still be tryin to fuck the crease on the back or her knee when her legs folded.Originally Posted by Keebmaster Flash
But that's the softest part. Better than her sand paper snatch. Shit. Give the guy a break.
^ troof
a little massage oil goes a long way when it comes to fucking the back of knees
lol, but its just not warm enough.
warming massage oil.
well that i cant argue with.
k apex. i need ur help in Cool edit or Audition.. when i record i get a lot of reverb.. and i no opey gonna come up n say... FIX THE PROBLEM B4 U RECORD.. but i cant.. so is there anyway in cool edit using the Filters to remove the reverb... i know my friend once did it.. but...yah
i don't think you can take out the reverb very well
but i did a quick google search and found someone's comment:
ion.... Removing echo/ removing reverb? (18-Mar-02 07:38PM )
- Anyone know how to do this? A buddy of mine films weddings for a living. He picks up a lot of echo from the natural acoustics of the churches and was wondering if there was a pluggin/process in something like sound forge that would be able to "reverse" or cancel the echo effect. I've used SF for years, and i've never once had to do anything of that sort, so im pretty clueless about how to do it. I've tried using noise gates and such but still doesnt give the desired effect. Any input would be appreciated, thanks.
ion
DJ Don.... Re:Removing echo/ removing reverb? (19-Mar-02 09:40AM )
- If a noise gate isn't doing it, the only other way would be to go into the wave file of the recording a fade out the end of every phrase manually--NOT fun at all. Why not normalize the track to make the vocals as loud as possible, and then put on a noise gate plugin with a medium long decay? That should get rid of most of the echo effect, without chopping off the ends of the phrases, and make the vocals a lot more intelligable. The best way, though, would be for your friend to close mic the main people doing the speaking, so he can get the vocals recorded as hot as possible, without so much of the church's reverb turning things into mush. It's much easier to get the audio right in the recording stage, as opposed to trying to fix it afterwords. Just a few thoughts.
Peace.
DJ Don
oh wow thanks para... i no WAVES BUNDLE got a noise gating thing..
if anyone has any ways pls msg ill try this n post back
Word. I was about to recommend a gate. You might have to use the fade out method tho, because the reverb could cut off too abruptly with the gate. A gate is either opened or closed. the problem is still going to be that the reverb is still in your vocals, so it's going to effect your mix. The chances on it being the correct amount of reverb for the mix is not likely. You'll most likely end up not using reverb on the track and it'll still be too much. Obviously, this all depends on how reverberant the room is.
As for treating the problem at the source... at the very least, you can prop up blankets around you when you record. It should help at least a little.
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