[Peter Groom]

Id try 3 things to pin the issue
1) go to a new frequency or 2 and see if it is the same.
2) put headphones into the receiver and see if the issue is still there.
3) try an alternate mic capsule

personally, and this isnt neccessarily the issue, id never advise anyone to record any audio into a dslr until the camera manufacturers take audio fidelity way more seriously than they do now.

Peter

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[Peter Groom]

NB Im pleased your client is now happy. Thats the main thing.
Peter

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[Peter Groom]

HI Richard.
Theres no need to repay a favour. I get well paid to persue my hobby, which is good enough for me.
That is one of the real plus points of web based help forums like this one, and i have neem the grateful recipient of advice and help over the years from many forums that make it a rich place to hang out.

Buy me a beer next time im in your town! (your money may well be safe!)
Peter

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[Peter Groom]

HI
I did posta reply to this but it seems not to have made it.

I dont think tools like this are to save the amateur from himself, more to allow high end programming to be as perfect as possible.

Peter

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[Peter Groom]

HI. SMPTE is the name for a standard which includes LTC (Longitudinal timecode, CTRL(control track) , ViTC (vertical interval timecode. Userbitas are also definable.
Its use is much more on the video side of things rather than film. LTC is an audio signal but when it moves very slowly in editing, the signal becomes unreadable, so the VITC (embedded tc on top of picture remains valid). TC readers switch between LTC and VITC automatically. Timecode really comes into its own when hooked up to a timecode reader of some sort.
The clapper is a manual process by and large, although syncing softwares do exist to sync up sep sound and picturs, but they dont use tc i dont believe, but the audio signal.
Pluraleyes is one such utility.
Thje clapper has written on it the scene and take no amongst other things. The clap sound is a large short transient that allows the sound file to be accurately synched to the picture having 1st read the take no and scene data etc.

Hope that helps.

Peter

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[Peter Groom]

Hi Ty
I fixed all of Richards audio for him.
peter

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[Peter Groom]

Why not attach a sample so we can have a listen for you
Peter

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[Peter Groom]

Have a look
https://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/spectralayerspro?keycode=67039
Peter

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[Peter Groom]

Alexander – did you get your buzz removed?
Peter

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[Peter Groom]

Hi JC

I installed Pro Tools 10 on my home PC. Just because I wanted to really. No commercial need.

I found the driver ASIO4ALL was needed to make it all work, and it does, but to my dislike I find that while Pro Tools is running no other audio applications (like spotify) can access their audio cards so can play no audio.
Damn annoying.

It was a good way of recording web based audio into my pc internally and digitally.
Older software like Cool edit pro dont suffer this disability so it remains my best solution.
Peter

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