Dear Experts,
I have 8 hours of lectures from 1980s that I would like to digitize.
Please recommend me what kind of filters I should apply to make them sound better.
I did some learning of Audacity and I think I should:
1) remove noise - "Noise removal"
2) compress - "Compress dynamics 1.2.6" (external plugin) or "Compressor"
3) in the end, "Normalize"
I don't want to spend too much time learning Audacity since I will not use it regularly, that's why I chose the easier way - ask the Experts.
Please verify these steps, add extra steps, provide best parameters for filters etc.
I'm attaching one minute clip from training I'm digitizing so that you can recommend filter parameters etc.
sample WAV file
Many thanks for your help!
Jarek
There is so many settings that can be changed during the playback in VLC with that little effects and filters sitting on the side.
Running Audacity in the background then recorded it in Audacity using the stereo mix ( what you hear in the speakers.
When you play them back which ever media player you use you have still some control over the treble side and bass side.
http://www.filedropper.com/samplerecordedwav
sample two using the live setting in filters VLC
http://www.filedropper.com/sample2recordedwithlivesettingswav