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2. With older records, you can obtain optimum noise reduction by combining the Surface Noise Reducer and the Rek-O-Kut Dehisser into a system. In evaluating these systems, it is necessary to consider the psychoacoustic factor. When listening to recordings with high frequency noise, we also perceive more highs than are actually present.

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3. Aug 03,  · Having background noise in your video recordings can be annoying! But with OBS, you can remove the background noise while recording and it's super simple to do. See How To Remove Background Noise.

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4. Feb 27,  · After this go to “Effects” and click on “Noise Reduction” 4. Once you did this make sure to click on “Get Noise Profile”. This will create a noise profile which will later be cancelled out. 5. Then what you need to do is select the track, by clicking on it on the left side. Go back to Effects, click on Noise Reduction again and.

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5. Musical residual noise is created when a noisy signal passes through a noise reduction algorithm. For instance, please see the paper: Esch, T; Vary, P: "Efficient Musical Noise Suppression for Speech Enhancement Systems", IEEE Intl Conf Acoustics, Speech and Signal Proc, (ICASSP): , Noise reduction techniques that are relying on spectral weighting rules often generate annoying.

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6. Feb 25,  · Probably it is due to the weight of the label side being unevenly distributed (more ink on one side of the disc). Also some discs have their outside edges less neatly trimmed and this can cause noise. I have a Stereophonics CD that goes whirrrrr when I .

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7. Along with ungrounded outlets, improperly grounded or mis-wired outlets are another major cause of noise. You can use an outlet tester to verify proper wiring and that a possible ground exists in your studio power outlets, however this does not test for a relatively common situation known as bootleg ground and it's far more dangerous variation, RPBG (Reverse Polarity Bootlet Ground).

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8. Apr 28,  · Re: How to fix 'crackling' sounds (i.e. static noise) in recordings? those auto crackle fixers will smooth out more than just the crackles and still miss many of them as well. judging from that sample you're looking at about 10,+ hours of manually decrackling to get it to sound maybe 20% better than it does in its raw state.

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