Hi Ted, thanks very much for the offer. I’m going to attempt The task myself
first, I like a challenge. If I’m not happy with my result I will certainly be
in touch. Thanks again
Brian
On 9 May 2022, at 6:29 pm, Ted Galanos <galanosconsulting@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Brian,
I have been keeping up with the exchange between Andrew and you about your lost
and found audio and how you want to edit it. May I have a crack at helping you
solve this problem? Attach your audio file to a private email to me and I will
see what I can do with it. That is, if you would like me too. ,
Ted Galanos
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On May 8, 2022, at 7:22 AM, Brian Williams <werewolvesdad@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I have just miraculously discovered what I thought we lost recordings of our
children How’ as they’re growing up over the years. Some of them go back as
far as 1979. One of the recordings I made when we were in southern Ireland on
the furthest most coast of Sliegh head. An absolutely beautiful place. I
recorded my wife singing How’s the sea was rushing around our feet at the
bottom of cliffs as the sea was washing around our feet at the bottom of very
high cliffs but unfortunately in parts the sea is a bit too loud. Can anyone
suggest how I can decrease the volume of the background noise, but still
keeping my wife’s singing voice at the same volume. I’ve managed to clean up
the recording to a certain extent but would love to try and improve the
balance. I’m sure there must be somebody more experienced out there who could
give me a few ideas. Using NVDA Windows 10.
Brian
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