Q: Audio Hall Echo Filter
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Jan 20, 2016 5:18 PMby Russ H,This is a tough challenge. Try this product, which is sort of the gold standard. It's expensive, but there is a trial version that will give you a sense of how fixable it is.
Good luck,
Russ
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Jan 20, 2016 5:30 PMby Penn-Ohio,Russ H wrote:
This is a tough challenge. Try this product, which is sort of the gold standard. . . .
I tried the link but it didn't work. Says that something is wrong. Can you describe the product and its price?
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Jan 20, 2016 8:38 PMby Meg The Dog,Here's the link:
https://www.izotope.com/en/products/audio-repair/rx/
Russ: for some reason when you look at the link you are posting there is some extra characters on the end.
MtD
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Jan 20, 2016 9:33 PMby Karsten Schlüter,Penn-Ohio wrote:
… The sound is hollow with a lot of reverberation …
you're looking for the counterpart of reverb, aka de-verb.
… which, btmk, was invented just a few years ago (by some German engineer …), you'd find many older posts of mine on this board where I tell people "absolutely impossible!!" ....
aside 'The Beast' RX5, Rush is suggesting, there's a plugin avail,
https://www.plugin-alliance.com/en/products/spl_de-verb.html
which is demoed here:
… for me: plain magic! How can some algorithm know, this is signal, this is noise???
same here, free trial, 60$ for that awesomeness of engineering is a steal ....
No trivia task - test it!
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Jan 21, 2016 6:03 AMby Penn-Ohio,Karsten Schlüter wrote:
. . . you're looking for the counterpart of reverb, aka de-verb. . . . aside 'The Beast' RX5, Rush is suggesting, there's a plugin avail,
https://www.plugin-alliance.com/en/products/spl_de-verb.html
which is demoed here:
… for me: plain magic! How can some algorithm know, this is signal, this is noise???
same here, free trial, 60$ for that awesomeness of engineering is a steal ....
No trivia task - test it!
I will definitely check that out. Sounds like the ticket and will let ya know. Except will have to look into what Russ H wrote about FCPX 10.11. If that's the latest, that's the one I have. I most always try to keep my software current to get the most out of bug fixes and the latest performance enhancements.
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Jan 22, 2016 8:09 AMby Penn-Ohio,Karsten Schlüter wrote:
Russ H wrote:
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edit: just noticed that 10.11 is not yet supported.
ooops haven't seen that! Good to know.
AU-plugins in general seem to have issues with the latest, several OS and FCPX updates ...
I was just 'blinded' by the demo ....
By 10.11 y'all mean OS X right? I have OS X 10.11.2. and FCPX 10.2.2. which means that this plug-in won't work right?
