I'm trying to reduce the noise from my guitar to an inaudible level. So far I've done a few experiments. It gets low when I'm touching the strings-tail conduit... but not when my dad touches it or when connecting the tail to the 1/4 socket with a spare string... which baffles me. It gets low turning off a tone knob. Turning off the light does nothing.

Hi
Making progress in getting a noise free vocal audio master. Applying my NR in 2 passes in Audition.
Noise is virtually removed after 2nd pass(I take a new noise print before each pass) but I have a slight high pitched 'flanging' sound just barely audible.
Can any NR experts suggest some things I might try?

Low EQ frequency makes noise by PhantomBox » Mon Aug 22, 2011 7:11 pm
Hi everyone.

Bndesirable low string noise in a chord i can fix with studio tricks?B
is a low noise audible to some sensitive people i want to make it the most inaudible posible with studio tricks
somebody can help? is a undesirable string noise

If I upload a track to the web (Sound Cloud, MySpace ..etc..) I get this warbling-like background noise in my track. I cannot figure out why. :/ This "warbling" sound is not present on my 8-track, or when I export my recorded tracks to the computer. The .wav file (or if I export the .wav file as I constant mp3 at 320kpbs) recording sounds fine.

i have a few cad e100s's on the way and if what i have seen is true it has a very low noise floor, 3 point something dba, and i wanna keep the "low noise" signal going, so does anybody have any opinions on which cable has the lowest noise floor?
i'll be running them very short, around 15 foot or less
any help thanks

theres a studio trick to erase unwanted string noise?

or start over to record?

I recorded some acoustic and got a great result other than that high pitched string noise while sliding between some chords. It only happens in a few spots and I'd hate to record the track again. Any quick fixes?

Just spent a couple of days recording a singer and piano (Schuman Song cycle).

Recording consisted of Decca tree with a stereo pair of cardioids for the middle to give a little more control over the amount of ambient sound and some spot mics on piano and over singer.

All sounds fine with a nice open sound using 1641 into Audition 3 at 24 bit 96k, but.

Hey all

Whenever the refrigerator in my studio starts/stops (thermostat regulation), it produces a short pop/click noise on the computerspeakers..
I could live with that. But when I'm recording, that sound is recorded too and makes the recording unusable! :frown: