Starguard
15 January 2011
So I recorded a concert last night and I need some help processing the audio. I recorded 24/48; http://fjchapman.co…"]here's a link to 128k mp3[/]="http://fjchapman.co…"]here's a link to 128k mp3[/].
Skip ahead to 1:45 and you'll hear the right signal break up and buzz. How can I fix this? Are there any other ways I can generally improve audio recorded from a concert like this? Any settings I should change on the zoom for future recordings?
Do I need to stretch/shrink the audio at all to sync with 24fps video?
Thanks for your help!
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That happens occasionally with mine. First thing I do is listen
That happens occasionally with mine. First thing I do is listen to it at the location and adjust the mic position and the mic level so that nothing's buzzy. Since you had some of the buzzing though, my advice would be to copy + paste from a similar section if you played the same thing more than once. Finding a natural sounding way to do this can take a little time, but if the buzz bothers you that much it would be worth it. In Mixcraft and most programs, you can control the volume of individual areas within a track. I just messed with the EQ and Compression alongside that volume and it reduced the buzzign alot. for tonal purposes though, next time make sure you aren't peaking before you start playing :) Hope that helps.