Hello,
I have an Echo effect on an original Audio recording in a conference room.
Please, how can I suppress/remove ECHO effect with Audacity ?
I know how to suppress background Noise with Noise Reduction but Echo no..
Thanks for your help.
How can I suppress/remove ECHO effect with Audacity ?
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Hacutie297
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Re: How can I suppress/remove ECHO effect with Audacity ?
You should really deal with echo before you record. For example:Hacutie297 wrote:Please, how can I suppress/remove ECHO effect with Audacity ?
- Choose a room that does not have too much echo.
- Use directional microphones close to each speaker, or tie-clip microphones.
- Place sound absorbent baffles in the room to absorb and break up echoes
The technique described here sometimes helps a bit: viewtopic.php?p=349266#p349266
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kozikowski
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Re: How can I suppress/remove ECHO effect with Audacity ?
Echoes (recording in a bathroom) are a good, reliable way to kill your show. There are no known good ways to "filter out" echoes because echoes are your own voice coming back to the microphone late.this has noticeable distortion, but some reduction in the echo.
This commercial production is probably always going to sound like that. The announcer decided to abandoned the studio they had been using and record at home.
http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/clips/EchoSample.mp3
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