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Sound editing ehco problem
I have a situation where I recorded in a room with more room echo than I would like. Does Sony Vegas 9e have a way to roll some of that off?
Thanks,Mims
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you could try to use a gate and have it stop once the speaking is done…other than that, maybe a noise reducer…however this is all trial and error, getting RID of reverb is really a nearly impossible task….good luck!
Scott Francis
Mind’s Eye Audio/Video Productions -
See if my suggestions in the Any way to reduce echo in audio thread are of any help.
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Very interesting…this probably comes from the inverse wave causing a form of phase cancellation…I would not have thought of that for echo removal…I may have to try that. Do you find that you also loose some of the audio you wish to keep? After 15 years in the studio biz…this is a new one to me!!
Scott Francis
Mind’s Eye Audio/Video Productions -
Scott, I wish I could answer your question but, as I said in that thread, those were some tips I had collected over the years just in case it ever happened to me (which it fortunaterly hasn’t).
I can tell you that the guys who suggested them have a LOT more audio experience than I ever will and I’ve learned to trust them if they recommend something. -
I Understand, I teach sound as well and that is what inverting a wave and combining it together will do. Phase and polarity cancellation is what is used to create a balanced signal…this allows no correct interference to be cancelled over long runs and such…just never thought to use it in a situation like this…very cool!!
Scott Francis
Mind’s Eye Audio/Video Productions
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