I shot a realtor doing a standup in an empty house, (didn't tell us until we got there), and there's a bit of echo in her standup. Is there a filter or combination of settings that can reduce/remove it?
Dual 2gig G5, 4 gig RAM, Mac OS X (10.4.11), FCP 6 QT 7.1.4
Not really - the frequencies you want to remove are the same as the ones you want to keep.
Not really - the frequencies you want to remove are the same as the ones you want to keep.
Try this suggestion by Jim Cookman:
"Jim Cookman Milford, CT
Re: Can I damp down echoes a bit?
Jan 13, 2010 2:50 PM
There is actually one desperation method you can try, but it'll take a little experimentation.
Set up a mike right in front of one of your monitor speakers. Hang a damp dish towel over the speaker and re-record your audio. If the towel is too thick or too wet, you'll get crap, but if you play around you can actually lose quite a bit of echo as the weaker signal will be damped down-- to coin a phrase.
You'll want to get the monitor and mike as far away from the computer as you can get-- or even dump the audio to a cd and record from your stereo system. The fan noise will wreck the whole thing.
Last ditch, but it can work."
Love it!
But you forgot the link. Where do I download Jim's Wet Towel?
From the App Store, of course!
😉
It's at jwt.com. Version 2.0 let's you choose between dish and bath... ;-)
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