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I wiped the disk and reinstalled a clean copy of OSX a few months ago. So the old one was "dirty?" Unstable? Did you back the machine out of Catalina? Nobody wants to talk about that. Where did you find High Sierra? It Is Said Apple will supply it if you know where to look. Do a serous ba...

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Koz

Maybe a little more upbeat and cheerful. Say a nice Gloria. The goal was a minute tops. I just want to see if I could do it. Even a single singer. I think one of the animators was a terrific tenor. I have to be really careful, because as everybody knows, you can't take the echoes out once you put th...

Here's another one. These people's voices tend to survive a lot better than the people that insist on announcing into the room cold—in the general direction of the computer.


Koz

I think you're stuck. There are portions of the recording with no voice. There may be ways to record high quality local voices on the same machine that's managing Zoom (or Skype), but I haven't found it. All the times I've had to do this, the voices were recorded on separate machines. I'm on a new c...

Find an MP3 editor, or an editor that doesn't try to take the MP3 apart like Audacity does. Most of them will let you cut and do simple actions. https://mpesch3.de/ Quick search. The phrase that pays is: "Without Re-encoding" in the description. You can do it in Audacity, but when you're d...

A job further along had a 6-story building with a large, continuous stairwell on the south wall. I never got to it, but I so wanted to record some of the singers doing portions of a mass. In Latin. Dóminus vobíscum. Et cum spíritu tuo. The head of one of the leading companies that do underwater phot...

Real high-end tech stuff.

NBC Washington had a stairwell...

Koz

So. They know what they have. Waiting for the yearly subscription.

Koz

I was under the impression that removing reverb to any standard simply could not be done. ...with the processing we have. Anybody could get rid of echoes. Those are just your own voice arriving at the microphone multiple times after the initial performance, they're having been reflected from walls,...