[audacity4blind] improving the highs when converting cassettes
- From: "Tim Snyder" <tim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <audacity4blind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 8 Jan 2015 06:34:02 -0500
Hi List Members,
When converting cassettes some file come out great while other sides are a
bit muffled. The process for increasing the highs seems rather simple using
Sound Forge or GoldWave. I simply copy the muffled part out of the file,
run the fule through equalizer and noise reduction and then put the
corrected piece back into the original file. It seems more complicated in
Audacity and I can't hear much of a difference. Can some enlighten me as to
how to get better results? I am getting ready to buy GoldWave if that is
the best way, but if Audacity can do the trick easily, I can also have other
workers help with this task without breaking the budget. Thanks for any
help you can provide. I hope this does not require a multi-step process in
Audacity, and I hope that I can preview the result before making changes.
Tim
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