I've tried the Auphonic service, and was reasonably satisfied with the
results, but I preferred the version that I mastered with Audacity. The
main advantage of Auphonic seems to me to be that it is very easy to use.
Doing the same job with Audacity takes a bit of practice, but with practice
you should be able to achieve results that are at least as good by doing it
yourself with Audacity, and personally, I find doing it myself to be more
satisfying. It's good that they provide a free trial. I guess some will
prefer the ease and convenience that their service offers.
Steve
On 2 August 2016 at 10:59, Thomas Byskov Dalgaard <tbd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Hi Jacob!
What I really love about auphonic is that if you want to change something
from the production result, you can edit the production, and therefor no
extra charge of the time you get with the free account.
I have used it when I have some audio that I like to sound good, but can't
think of any way to get the job done with my own tools.
Best regards Thomas
Den 2. aug. 2016 kl. 10.41 skrev Jacob Kruger <jacob@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:get it myself using combinations of compression, eqalisation, etc., but,
Thanks.
Tried it out, but, honestly, it sounds pretty much as good as I could
will try play with their result a bit now as well - you get 2 hours of
free/trial audio production credit.
normalize this tool might help you out:
Stay well
Jacob Kruger
Blind Biker
Skype: BlindZA
"Resistance is futile, but, acceptance is versatile..."
On 2016-08-02 9:24 AM, Thomas Byskov Dalgaard wrote:
Hi Jacob!
If you have the original recording without anything else than the
extremely good at it.http://ww.auphonic.com
it can make compression and noise reduction to recordings and it is
up a few write-ups about enhancing voice recording quality for things likeYou can get a free account with 2 hours of audio time.
Hope this helps
Best regards Thomas
Den 1. aug. 2016 kl. 19.53 skrev Jacob Kruger <jacob@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Have gone through a few tutorial videos on youTube, and have also read
podcasts, instructional material, and the combinations of things like
recording at lower levels, then amplifying a recording, performing noise
reduction, and then applying a combination of effects like firstly
telephone equalizer, compression, and then normalization worked fine, on
another recording or two, but, the current bit of recording am working on
still comes across as slightly muffled sounding.
material found online mentions the emi 78 equalizer curve, so went to the
As in, I want to sort of boost the vocal clarity, and, most of the
relevant audacity wiki page, and got hold of both the American_78_2_1_2,
and the European_78_2_1_2 equalizer curves, and while both of them seemed
to help somewhat if apply them after amplification, but, before
compression, and normalization, this current recording still sounds a bit
muffled to me.
language I don't know, but, she's working with the same headset another
Now, maybe part of the issue is since it's a person speaking a
person recorded something similar for me with, and using same laptop,
installation of audacity, etc., and the first recording came across a lot
clearer sounding.
talking about, and just wondering if you guys might have any suggestions
Anyway, here's a tiny little sample to give you an idea of what am
about what to try/apply:
reduction, and, the woman is speaking a Southern African language, Tswana,
http://www.blindza.co.za/temp/sample.mp3
On that one, I have thus far just amplified it, and applied noise
if tht means much, and, in person, her voice is much clearer/eloquent.
stay well
Jacob Kruger
Blind Biker
Skype: BlindZA
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