I make my own LP cleaning solution with distilled water, isopropyl alcohol, a little detergent & photoflo. Sleeve City - commercial record cleaning products (includes comments on various ingredients in cleaning solutions) Musical Surroundings, on cleaning solutions TNT How-to: record cleaning devices and fluids Shelterhead.some useful links on LP cleaning & solutions The clients are happy with the result, but I’m. It worked wonderfully, except, even after playing with the settings, I get a slight ‘tinny/echo-y’ sound from the vocal. Kirsty williams Posts: 519 Joined: Sat 11:56 pm Good morning: I followed a tutorial about using the Noise Reduction filter in Audition CS 6 to remove background noise from an interview. Sorry for the edits, this is a C&P of a previous post and had to adapt it.
#SOUND FORGE 6 NOISE REDUCTION SOFTWARE#
If you have blank space to eliminate between songs Ĭlick tools > Extract Regions and save them to a folder and burn them all in your burning software using DAO (disk at once). In the Regions List window highlight a region click enter to edit name.Ĭlick tools > Extract Regions and save them to a folder and burn them all in your burning software using DAO (disk at once) to prevent spaces between tracks. Repeat to the end.Ĭlick Special > Regions List > Markers to Regions, when prompted click yes or ok. Press "m" again at the crossfade location to insert another marker. Place the cursor at the start of the audio in the file. If there is no blank space between songs This saves an extra process (normalize) on the data. Highlight the hottest part of the file, open the Plugin Chainer, preview that selection adjusting the volume fader on the Graphic EQ until the attenuation level (red meter) on the Wave Hammer Volume Maximizer page shows about 3 dB. Set up a Plugin Chain this way in this order Ĭlick and Crackle Removal (More conservative, for vinyl recordings) > Graphic EQ (Really don't do much here, just roll off Freq's below 20 Hz and compensate for LPs cutting everything below 7 kHz by -3 dB) > Wave Hammer (using the preset "Limit at -6 dB and maximize, change it to output level - 0.3 compressing just enough to compare to today's CDs).
Record the whole album as one file, this way the relationship remains intact between tracks as it was originally mastered.
This makes the Plugin Chainer settings work without much tweaking. Set the recording level peaks at about -6 to -3 dB. Keeping in mind "less processing is more". This works well for me.įirst and probably most important is to make sure the LPs are as clean as possible, the stylis, turntable, preamp and connections are in excellent shape of course. Here's my method of converting my vinyl to CD using Sound Forge. I'm not disagreeing with any of the previous posts.
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