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  • Hi John:

    Here it is.

    Many thanks,

    Debbie

  • Debbie King

    June 26, 2014 at 4:16 pm in reply to: Mixing Sound and Keeping the Levels Equal

    Hi Kevin:

    RX3 has a normalize feature. Should I wait to normalize in Sony, since that is where all of my other files are or do everything in RX3?

    Many thanks,

    Debbie

  • Debbie King

    June 26, 2014 at 4:13 pm in reply to: Mixing Sound and Keeping the Levels Equal

    Hi Roger:

    Thank you so much. Do I do this after leveling the dialogue to get it as close a possible, or do I do this as a pre-step?

    Many thanks,

    Debbie

  • Debbie King

    June 25, 2014 at 1:24 am in reply to: RX3 vs RX3 Advanced

    I just went back in and selected an area without dialogue and it cleaned up a lot. When I normalized it, it raised the dialogue and it was still clean.

    Thank you Brad, Kevin and Steve.

    Best,

    Debbie

  • Debbie King

    June 25, 2014 at 1:07 am in reply to: RX3 vs RX3 Advanced

    Hi Kevin and Steve:

    My dilemma is that when I used the denoiser without normalizing, I still didn’t hear the dialogue, although the file did quiet down considerably. Then when I normalized after, it appeared that all of my work to quiet the clip was in vain, because I heard the noise again.

    I didn’t have this problem when I tried the Advanced, because it had a dialogue tab for me to work with. I was able to raise the dialogue.

    Many thanks,

    Debbie

  • Debbie King

    June 25, 2014 at 12:50 am in reply to: RX3 vs RX3 Advanced

    Hi Brad:

    I seem to be getting a little better with it. Actually the entire clip is noisy because I had to normalize in order to hear the dialogue which was recorded low. Now I am trying to clean the noise up. I still hear a little, but I admit nothing else I’ve tried matches. It is set on Best Quality. My dilemma is that the dialogue has many highs and lows; not even. So there are places where I need to raise the dialogue but not everywhere. When I do this I end of with noise in those areas and can’t reduce it enough for a smooth transition. This is what I am working on now. I am using the trial version and I do like it.

    Many thanks,

    Debbie

  • Debbie King

    June 23, 2014 at 7:00 pm in reply to: RX3 vs RX3 Advanced

    Ah this is great to hear. I will download the stand a line and see if it helps. The Sound Fore is not helping much in this particular situation. Maybe because it’s not 64 bit. Thank you, best Debbie

  • Debbie King

    June 23, 2014 at 5:31 pm in reply to: RX3 vs RX3 Advanced

    Hi Steve:

    Just to be clear, are you speaking of the Noise Reduction plugin that comes with Sound Forge Pro 11 or is this plugin separate from Sound Forge?

    Many thanks,

    Debbie

  • Debbie King

    June 23, 2014 at 5:19 pm in reply to: RX3 vs RX3 Advanced

    Hi Steve:

    Thank you for the condolence. (smile).

    I will try the Sony Noise Reduction plugin. I thought I downloaded it as part of Sound Forge Pro 11. I’ll check.

    Many thanks,

    Debbie

  • Thanks so much John. got it.

    Best,

    Debbie

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