Hi, most comments I get on the audio for my online course are positive after applying the steps in viewtopic.php?f=64&t=102096
However, I have had a couple negative comments, including one that it was distracting because it sounds like it is "booming". I don't think my ears are sensitive enough to validate or reject this comment. So I'd appreciate any feedback on the attached excerpt.
Does it sound like it "booms", or has other undesirable characteristics? If so, is there a filter I can apply to make it more pleasant?
Thanks much,
Bill
Audio "booming"?
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LivingInternet
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Re: Audio "booming"?
The frequency range 80 to 200 Hz could come down a little. https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/equalization.html
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Re: Audio "booming"?
There is a some audible reverb from the room, which bassy.
So cutting the bass will reduce that "boomy" reverb ...
where you can see the levels of each frequency, (even if you can't hear them).
So cutting the bass will reduce that "boomy" reverb ...
Voxengo have a free real-time spectrogram plugin which works in Audacity,LivingInternet wrote: ↑Sun Dec 16, 2018 5:13 pmI don't think my ears are sensitive enough to validate or reject this comment.
where you can see the levels of each frequency, (even if you can't hear them).
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LivingInternet
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Re: Audio "booming"?
Thanks, that helps a lot. You had previously suggested adding some presence. I don't think I added enough. Would you suggest adding more, and if so how much?
Is there anything else you think it needs?
Is there anything else you think it needs?
Re: Audio "booming"?
This equalization curve incorporates de-boomy, mid-boost & boost-presence ...LivingInternet wrote: ↑Wed Dec 19, 2018 10:26 pmYou had previously suggested adding some presence. I don't think I added enough.
Would you suggest adding more, and if so how much?
Increasing presence will inevitably increase sibilance , so you may have to de-ess* afterwards.
[ * My de-ess suggestion would be one application of TB Sibalance at 100%, 00ms, -10bB ]
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LivingInternet
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Re: Audio "booming"?
Thanks much.