Hi I jst downloaded goldwave and I wanna know how to edit out a voice and have jst the sound does ne1 no how to do this for example I have a woman announcer speaking and there's a compressor in the background can some1 tell me how to edit out the woman and have jst the sound playing?
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on studio albums this can sometimes be achieved, but if its taken from an actual recoding done via minidisc, it can be hard,, if not impossible. i don't use goldwave personally, but you might want to try using a filter to reject the woman's voice. chances are you'll get poor results. what do you actually want to keep? linking to the wav file might help us better understand what it sounds like.
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Hello Central dont know if i can help you in anyway if you want to send the sound to me i can try and fix it out for you. Bvewestscotlandnospam@hotmail.com is my e-mail address
Yours Faithfully
George Drummond
Bve West Scotland
Messenger : Drummond_georgenospam@hotmail.com
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I have been trying 2 get a 95 tube stock compressor for personal use I have an announcement this station is camden town charing x branch and in the background is the compressor starting and looping how do u use the filter then?
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Hey George wat sound editing programs do u use to do things like edit out a voice?
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cool edit pro
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thanx is it free? wats the site for it?
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Goldwave is brilliant - well-worth the money charged for registering it - and I use it a lot for such things as putting old vinyl onto CD, removing scratches and glitches.
It's certainly possible to use Goldwave for such tasks as taking clicks out of records - the 'click' has a particular sound-profile, and the program makes a pretty-good job of the maths required to subtract the profile of the click from the rest of the sound; but taking the very complex profile of continuous speech out of a sample is far harder, and Goldwave won't manage it.
HOWEVER, if you can get just a couple of seconds of the recording without the voice across the top of it, you can cut that bit and the create a new sound by just repeatedly pasting it into the new sound.
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In Goldwave, you could try this:
Effects>Stereo>Reduce Vocals
Although, you will need to have the sound in stereo to do this. The sound may become "different", but if its a high pitch sound, try increasing the trebble/reducing the bass, as this may be able to bring the sound out.
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Cool Edit Pro is now Adobe Audition.
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ok thanx for ur support guys if I wanted 2 download adobe where would I go 2 download it?
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>ok thanx for ur support guys if I wanted 2 download adobe
>where would I go 2 download it?
Just a very hairy guess here but try: http://www.adobe.com :P
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ok where do I go from there wen i'm in the site how do i access it?
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Well, the price is steeper than a vertical wall. US$299.
What's their stuff made out of, platinum???
Anyway, if you have the ca$$$$$h, go to http://www.adobe.com/store/products/...id=catAudition
and buy it. Don't forget your credit card!
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