Subject:Editing WMA files

Posted by: furrydice

Date:10/3/2004 9:20:40 AM

Can you edit WMA/WAVE/MP3 files to reduce sibliance using Soundforge? If so how?

Thanks

Subject:RE: Editing WMA files

Reply by: musicvid10

Date:10/3/2004 9:50:02 AM

Sure you can. There are many possible equalizer configurations in Sound Forge to do just that.

However, compressed formats (mp3, wma) have the high frequencies chopped off anyway so I doubt if you will want to remove very much "ssss."

Subject:RE: Editing WMA files

Reply by: furrydice

Date:10/4/2004 2:12:36 AM

Hi. Thanks for the reply. Which equalizer tools do the job?

Thanks

Subject:RE: Editing WMA files

Reply by: musicvid10

Date:10/4/2004 8:30:24 AM

Both the paragraphic and parametric EQ's have presets for hiss cut. You can use one of these as a starting point and tailor to your needs.

Subject:RE: Editing WMA files

Reply by: plasmavideo

Date:10/4/2004 11:11:28 AM

For sibilance, try the multiband dynamics processor. There is a preset for reducing sibilance by dynamically reducing the ssss when they occur. The other frequency bands remain unaffected, so it's in effect a dynamic reactive equalizer.