Re: Cassette audio cleanup
By: Nightfox to All on Wed Nov 11 2015 09:22 pm
> 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
you will not be able to work miracles and you will lose quality and/or distort
the sound.
pops are easy to take out. you manually select and delete them.
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