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Do that after you burn the chair. That screeching noise is not going to go away with Audacity adjustments.

Koz

Don't worry about this just yet. This is a little housekeeping thing.

As we go.

Koz

I got it to pass ACX and sound reasonably good, but I did not use normal tools to get there. I need to drop out for a while.




Koz

Your microphone system is insanely harsh and crisp. Even if you use the DeEsser ( S ister S uzy S ell S ), the rest of the clip still sounds like a music system where you turned the treble all the way up. The basic voice sounds perfect if we can solve this. It's so bad (how bad is it?) it's so bad i...

So can somebody please tell me how do I get started? Start by producing the first few shows at the station under their supervision. After you get the swing of it, slowly peel off and start producing it at home. If you don't do something like that, your first show could be weeks away—and that's if e...

Burn the chair. That is without question the loudest chair I've ever heard. "Chapter one" [SCRAAAK] I can hear chair noises all throughout the performance and it's killing the noise measurement. Burn the chair. Just take it out back of the house and set fire to it. Then make a new test rec...

Questions appear to the forum elves in order of time/date no matter where you post them. So there is little chance of the posting falling into a Big Black Hole.

Koz

In any event, it's a snap to work around. Make the show longer than it needs to be with "real content" and then chop off any extra later. I did it that way for years by accident and didn't even know about the bug until others complained about it. I am looking for a way to properly normaliz...

If you feel like it, you can record a 20 second test performance and post it here on the forum. Text isn't important. Read the milk carton, but do it in your normal (or what will be your normal) voice. That silent two seconds at the beginning is important. Freeze and hold your breath. http://www.koz...

https: // krystalwascher.com/ Very nice site. We part company here and there, but the for most part it's a lot of the same things we recommend here. It seems to be difficult to get her class concepts without actually taking the classes. That can work if you're a non-techie, but can create problems i...