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Another audio question
I have some audio that recorded too loud. When I try to just lower the volume, it still sounds kind of muffly..some echoy.. It is not clear. Any ideas?
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3 Replies
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Sound Forge Pro has a clipped peak restoration tool. I’ve used it a few times, and have been satisfied with the result. However, most of what I have used it on is human speech.
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Hi Linda,
Sony Sound Forge is a fantastic program for your audio needs. I use it to increase and decrease my audio all the time. I’d be lost without it.
Good Luck!
Ralph Hajik
Westmont, Il -
iZotope RX also has tools to restore clipping but if it really has a lot of clipping distortion there may be no way to recover it. Digital audio, unlike analog, simply throws the information away above 0dBFS. It is better to record audio lower and have to raise the volume than to record too loud and have it clip.
~jr
http://www.johnrofrano.com
http://www.vasst.com
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