Greetings, 1. Find a part of the recording containing only the hiss.
2. Select and copy it to clipboard. 3. Reselect the whole recording you wish to process. 4. Go into effects with alt c, then f for filters, then cursor to noise reduction. 5. Cursor down to clipboard print and enter - initially, accept all defaults. 6. Review and if ok, fine else ctrl-z and repeat steps 2-5, adjusting the values but I suspect you will be happy. I would suggest if there are longish silences, apply silence reduction as follows: 1. Select recording to be processed which ought to be same as you applied clipboard print. 2. Go into effects using alt-c. 3. Go into filters using f. 4. Go to silence reduce using i. 5. Go down to reduce silences to half a second, or 50%, I generally use half a second. 6. Go to ok and let it rip. review the recording and if ok, fine, else ctrl-z and repeat steps 2-6 adjusting the values in steps 5-6 as necessary. I usually find defaults work well. I would not recommend removing all silences. Colin Howard, living near Southampton in Southern England, hopes you are now enjoying a very happy, peaceful and prosperous 2012. To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: pc-audio-unsubscr...@pc-audio.org
