Re: [microsound] sound removal help

[bob smith <dada_funk@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

not.

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From: Nirav Soni <nirav@xxxxxxxxx>
To: microsound <microsound@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, January 07, 2001 4:30 PM
Subject: [microsound] sound removal help


> A friend asked of me a favor, so, in turn, I've a favor to ask one of
y'all.
> He sent me a tape that he wanted to remove the sounds from and keep only
the
> voice. It contains essentially a sound that sounds like the needle falling
> into the groove of a very dusty and damaged record looped, an underlying
hum
> and a voice that is audible but unintelligible. Sounds like something off
a
> Martin Tetreault record. I've very little expreience with this sort of
> thing, so essentially I tried to cut out the high end. This made the voice
> more audible, but more unitelliginble because the vocal articulators are
> high-pitched sounds. I thought to take the sound, loop it and place it out
> of phase with the original, and that might cancel the frequencies and
leave
> only the voice. Problem is, I have no idea how to do this. Anybody have
any
> advice, or alternate methods of making the voice intelligible?
>
> Cheers,
> Nirav
> AIM: Icefactory37
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