Unlikely, I'm afraid. Distortion is the hardest thing to remove from a
sound. You might have some success fiddling with equalizer settings, but
you're very unlikely to be able to get rid of the distortion.
Bruce
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Yet to all who received him, to those who believed in his name, he
gave the
hi all, i've got an mp3 file. when it was recorded, it was done at too high
a volume and so distorts quite badly. is there anyway of reducing this
distortion? i've got goldwave and soundforge installed. i use jfw 7 also.
any help appreciated!
Kevin - owner of the audyssey gamers discussion list
: Wednesday, August 09, 2006 7:05 AM
Subject: audio file repair help needed
hi all, i've got an mp3 file. when it was recorded, it was done at too high
a volume and so distorts quite badly. is there anyway of reducing this
distortion? i've got goldwave and soundforge installed. i use jfw 7 also.
any
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Subject: Re: audio file repair help needed
I am afraid you will have to make it over.
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