Audio Distorted

[Mike Kujbida]

Was the audio fed through a mic line or your line input?
Either way, I’m thinking that the distortion is still pretty bad.
If this was a rock band and you were close to the P.A. it was probably VERY loud.
iZotope just came out with a new program called iZotope RX that I’ve heard very good things about. The Declipper tool is the option you want to try.
It’s a $349 program that’s on sale until the end of this month for $199.
It’s currently a standalone app but they promise to have it available as a plug-in next spring.
This update will be free to all registered users.

[Rick Mac]

[Bernard] “I video taped a band last night. I ajusted my camera audio input, but the audio was still distorted. How can i fix it. Is there a pro audio software which can repair the clipping?”

If the audio was distorted at the camera when you taped it
there is no way to remove it. The software that was mentioned by previous poster will help you if your record level was a bit to high. If you pluged a line level board feed into your mic input your out of luck. To record directly out of a board into your camera’s mic input you need a “Line Level to Mic Level adapter”. If you recorded them using your camera mic and
it is distorting because the level got to high, software can help you.

Regards, Rick.

Rick Mac
Director of Audio Production
TCT Network – Directv 377

[Bernard Ageeb]

Thanks Guys, I will download the trial of iZotope RX and see. Will let you know .

Bernard