Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound

Subject: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: GUEST,CraigS
Date: 25 Oct 00 - 02:12 AM

Lots of discussion about recording vinyl onto CDs before disposing of the old records, but what I'd like to know about is software for getting rid of crackles and scratches - what is the best way to get rid of that "deep-fried" sound ?

Subject: RE: Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: Grab
Date: 25 Oct 00 - 08:16 AM

Goldwave apparently (from a friend who's just converted some stuff we've done from tape to CD) has an anti-hiss filter which somehow gets rid of the hiss whilst keeping the music intact. Don't know how it does it, but it seems to work - I'll see if I can get more details off him.

Grab.

Subject: RE: Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: Bernard
Date: 25 Oct 00 - 08:32 AM

It's done using graphic or parametric equalisation - programs like Sound Forge and Cool Edit have this facility. There have already been threads on the subject:

This one, or...

this one...

Subject: RE: Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: L R Mole
Date: 25 Oct 00 - 08:34 AM

Shouldn't that be "deep-frying" sound? Unless fish 'n' chips should be a rhythm section (or a bass section).

Subject: RE: Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: Bernard
Date: 25 Oct 00 - 08:36 AM

You've got to be codding...

Subject: RE: Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: mousethief
Date: 25 Oct 00 - 12:23 PM

Please! Don't start a fish-pun thread! I'm kelpless to resist!

Alex
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Subject: RE: Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: hesperis
Date: 25 Oct 00 - 12:56 PM

I sea weed better stop this before some anti-BS person comes in and puts all our heads on (in?) pikes!

Subject: RE: Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: Alice
Date: 25 Oct 00 - 02:11 PM

Shoal enough.

Subject: RE: Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: Bernard
Date: 25 Oct 00 - 07:10 PM

Send for a piano tuna...

Subject: RE: Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: Clifton53
Date: 25 Oct 00 - 07:11 PM

Stop it already, I've got a splitting haddock!!!

Clifton

Subject: RE: Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: Metchosin
Date: 25 Oct 00 - 07:15 PM

maybe there's nothing wrong with Guest Craig's records, but his herring is going.

Subject: RE: Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: Bernard
Date: 25 Oct 00 - 07:18 PM

Kipper hold of yourself!

Subject: RE: Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: GUEST,mousethief (at the library)
Date: 25 Oct 00 - 08:09 PM

Time to scale back on this pun stuff. There's a fin line between humor and folly. When you keep going on when perhaps not everybody around you wants you too, isn't that shellfish of you? I'm not squidding. I said this on porpoise.

Alex O..O
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Subject: RE: Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: L R Mole
Date: 26 Oct 00 - 01:30 PM

I'm sharked.Someone could get keeled. Oar at least pull a mussel.

Subject: RE: Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: mousethief
Date: 26 Oct 00 - 02:55 PM

Oh, clam up. It's plain to see you're floundering. What a crab.

Alex
O..O
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Subject: RE: Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: Bernard
Date: 26 Oct 00 - 03:36 PM

It's a turtle failure - I wasn't prawn yesterday!

Subject: RE: Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: Catrin
Date: 26 Oct 00 - 03:42 PM

I r-eely though this was a searious one.

Oh Hake, never mind.

Subject: RE: Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: mousethief
Date: 26 Oct 00 - 03:49 PM

Now, now, we're all friends here, don't treat me like anemone. No need to be shad. For cod's sake, can't we all just get a lungfish?

Alex
O..O
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Subject: RE: Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: Bernard
Date: 26 Oct 00 - 04:39 PM

Time for bed! Sea you later, alligator!

Subject: RE: Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: Clifton53
Date: 26 Oct 00 - 04:52 PM

This is getting creely bad!

Subject: RE: Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: GUEST,CraigS
Date: 26 Oct 00 - 08:19 PM

I creely thought I cod get some advice that was not fishy here - obviously I wrasse wrong!

Subject: RE: Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: GUEST,mousethief (at the library)
Date: 26 Oct 00 - 08:25 PM

Yes, Craig, obviously you were eel-advised. You otter get better advice next time. Whale, seal ya later!

Alex
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Subject: RE: Help: Avoiding that 'deep-fried' sound
From: L R Mole
Date: 27 Oct 00 - 02:44 PM

'Bye, yawl. Ketch you later. Too many barbs in this e-maelstrom.