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Gymnasium echo….echo…..echo
Hello. I am doing a coaches tutorial video for lacrosse. All of the footage was shot in a gymansium. Painted concrete walls are not exactly good for cutting down on sound bouncing all over the place. THe audio is not terrible, but I would like to lessen the amount of echo. What would you suggest I use to do so? I am using Audition 2.0.
Thanks ahead for any help.
Rich O.
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Rich,
Room noise is almost impossible to remove without trashing the audio you want to keep … If you are happy with the sound (less the echo of course) then I would just not worry about it … Realisticly speaking a gym has echo ………….. WILLIE
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Thanks Willie. Was afraid of that. Alot easier to simulate room ambience than remove it I guess.
Rich O.
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Rich,
Once it’s there, it’s there … When ever possible I record with a wireless mic system that I can plug directly into my camcorder when I am in the field, or into my Tascom digital 8 track when I am in a studio or indoor location ……… WILLIE
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Hi Willie, yes, I actually brought my Sony minidisc recorder, a shotgun and floor mike to the shoot, but did not have time to set them up (would have only taken 5 minutes or less), but watcha gonna do.
Rich
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Rich,
Yes, I have done things like that only to regret it in the end … Now I don’t shortcut any longer frustrating the hell out of my partner ………… WILLIE
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