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Okej I have installed Spittfish I Audascity and tried to follow the manual, but spittfish takes away all sounds BUT the “S”-sound. I can't understand what I am doing wrong. Ether everything but the “S”-sound disappears or everything is as it was before I started Spitfisk. There is noting in between...

Trebor wrote:

jtp_60 wrote:I would try some spectral repair tools found on iZotope RX and Adobe Audioion 3.

You may have to sell a kidney first to buy them.

Propably, but fortunately you can try both free from charges.

Juha

As said already, you can't repair this fully ... just try to make it sound better.
I would try some spectral repair tools found on iZotope RX and Adobe Audioion 3.

Juha

You propably need to improve the grounding from turntable/pre-amp to PC/audio interface (try different places for ground on PC side (I normally ground through sound card ground but that does not always work that way)) or/and fix the PSU from turntable/pre-amp (try by either improving the PSU or by j...

Do you have just onboard sound device or is there another audio device present? IIRC, there's an option on FL where you enable I/O devices. If you use std audio driver models (MME/DS(/WDM/KS)) then you (normally) set the play/recording source through Windows mixer (start run... sndvol32 /r (recordin...

Hi!

You must have set the recording source to wave out/stereo mix (What-u-hear) on system recording control -panel?

On windows PC, select Start -> Run... and type sndvol32 /r. Change the recording source to Line-In.

Juha

CP33 Owner's Guide, page 14 says: 1 OUTPUT [L/MONO][R] jacks (page 42) These jacks output stereo audio signals ( 1/4" mono phone plug ). For monophonic output, use just the L/MONO jack. So, you need a 2 x 1/4" mono to 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo plug cable, ... If your equipment is close to each other then ...

... Nyquist is also capable of this, however I would expect that dynamically adjusting the frequency/slope of the filter would be less effective than dynamically adjusting the gain at a set frequency. Implementation is also a bit more complicated. If you can make/find a dynamic rumble filter that w...

kozikowski wrote:
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You are listening to one computer's worth of delay. The only other way out is to get a faster machine.

Koz

Really?

I think this wouldn't be an issue if Audacity would support for ASIO (AFAIK, it does not). BTW, why not? ... it's shouldn't be hard to implement.

Juha

Here's an example of standard HP filter which can be used for to filter those rumble/subsonic frequencies. Anyone can prepare it quite quickly. It's a VST implementation in question. First, what you need: 1. SynthEdit - http://www.synthedit.com/ 2. Christian Budde's Butterworth LP & HP filter module...