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Originally Posted by It'sJoeAgain  i don't know who made the example processed with ur software but imo the result sounds very good to me... |
I did it, and thank you. Actually that was my very first and only try with it. A friend of mine thought his own tests with a high pass filter of sorts and a seam carving thing sounded better though.. Well, the winner of the challenge will necessarily sound better anyways
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Edit; how do u get to filter out the pops and low crackles from the recordin without considerably thinning out the voice??
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Well, basically with what I did in Photoshop I isolated the background (can't detail the operation too much before the challenge is over, but basically I used a bunch of copies of the same layer and did some operations on them and between them), and then did the difference, so in the background the pops and crackles stayed with it. That's exactly the kind of reasons why you want to Photoshop a sound, cause you can see what you want to get rid of then with a bit of thought you can come up with a way to Photoshop what you don't want out
. The biggest problem I can see with my example is there's still a bunch of dots remaining, but I'm sure there's a way to Photoshop these out too!