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Editor's note: Thanks to Scott R. Garrigus at DigiFreq for giving permission to reprint the following article. Visit DigiFreq for more great music technology tips & techniques.
DFreqTIP - Finding Glitches With Sound Forge
by Scott R. Garrigus
Sometimes recordings go well and sometimes they don't. During a live
recording, you can't go back and ask the performers to do it again.
So if your live recording suffers any audio problems, you're stuck
with fixing them after the fact. With Sound Forge, this can be a
fairly easy task because it provides a number of tools for fixing
audio glitches. The Find tool allows you locate quick 'pops' and
'clicks' that may occur in the audio. To use this tool, do the
following:
1) Choose Tools > Find.
2) For the Find parameter, choose Glitch.
3) For the Sensitivity parameter, enter 0.
4) Set the Threshold to 60 (this may need adjusting depending on
the level of the glitches).
5) Click OK to find the first glitch.
6) Press CTRL+Y on your computer keyboard to find successive
glitches without having to open the Find dialog box each time.
After you've found a glitch, you can repair it using the various
repair tools that Sound Forge provides. For more information about
dealing with audio noise, read 'Nix the Noise from Your Recordings'
in issue 12 of DigiFreq: http://www.digifreq.com/digifreq/issues.asp
Scott R. Garrigus is the author of Cakewalk Power!, Sound Forge Power!,
Sound Forge 6 Power!, SONAR Power!, and SONAR 2 Power!, as well as the
publisher of DigiFreq. Learn about more cool music technology tips and
techniques and have the chance to win free music products by getting a
FREE subscription to DigiFreq... go to:
http://www.digifreq.com/digifreq/
Copyright © 2004 Scott R. Garrigus Reprinted with permission.
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