Does anyone know any tricks for cleaning up music recorded onto a PC from a
cassette tape? I have some music I recorded onto my PC from a cassette tape
and was able to reduce much of the hiss (using Audacity) and applied an
equalizer (using GoldWave), and overall I like the results. However, there are
a couple things I'd still like to improve - Specifically, there's one track
where the right channel drops out for a moment and comes back. There's also an
occasional popping sound here and there. I'm not sure of the best way to clean
up those spots.
For the track where the right channel drops out for a moment and comes back,
I've tried doing a channel mix (using GoldWave), but that changes the quality
of the sound a bit - It doesn't sound as full as before. As far as removing
the popping sounds, I'm not sure of the best way to do that either.
Nightfox
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