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endoety
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Does anyone know the best plug-ins around to reduce noise ? Please let me know where can I download it for free  Thanks !
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Edward Givens
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| Posted - Tue Feb 06, 2001 11:55 pm |
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if you are a cep user,then you already have the best noise reduction software for windows.no need to look elsewhere:)
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endoety
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| Posted - Wed Feb 07, 2001 12:04 am |
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Thanks Edward But what about Sonic Foundry Noise Reduction ? I thought it will do more than cep, what do you think ?
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Edward Givens
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at one point i tried everything (except ionizer).i had a number of old cassettes and vinyl to clean up.i was surprised to find that i liked the nr in cep even better than dart pro-a dedicated vinyl restoration program.its not the fastest-just produced the best results.
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ms
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| Posted - Mon Feb 19, 2001 6:28 am |
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I have both the Cool Edit 2000 Clean Up pack & Sonic Foundry noise reduction 2.0.I mainly use the Sonic Foundy pluga(TV & Film Post),but mind you its more expensive than the Cool Edit plug.But worth having if you use a lot'a noise reduction.
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Scott P
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| Posted - Mon Mar 19, 2001 7:28 pm |
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I also have both, and they are very comparable. I think CE200 is easier to use. And MS is right...its ALLOT cheaper than CE, and do you really think anyone in this forum is going to tell you how to get it for free
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CodyG
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| Posted - Wed Apr 04, 2001 11:08 pm |
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I've used alot of NR plugs...SonicFoundry...Spectral Designs...DART. I've even used DINR. DINR (pronounced dinner) is an expensive TDM plug in for the ProTools Platform. We were trying to remove some noise on a tape recording for a court case using DINR. It cost more...it's ProTools...it gotta sound better right? WRONG! Guess what we wound up finally using. Yep CoolEdit 2000 noise reduction.
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nexis
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| Posted - Tue Apr 17, 2001 3:03 pm |
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Hey guys, I think the BEST plug in for noise reduction is ray gun. Check out the www.arboreitum.com You can download a demo of it.
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wichase
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| Posted - Tue Apr 17, 2001 3:22 pm |
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I think RayGun does a good job when you need light to moderate hiss removal, and it all will remove 60 cycle hum and turntable rumble at the same time. When I need some heavy duty hiss removal, CEP seems to be the best.
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KBL
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| Posted - Fri Apr 20, 2001 6:23 pm |
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i tried also a lot of plugins.. believe me.. the very best is Steinberg Denoiser.. it doesn't work with a sample of noise.. it autodetect noise. and it work great!
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zebra
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| Posted - Sun Apr 22, 2001 2:28 pm |
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hmmm...Ok. Where can I find Steinberg Denoiser? A link would be appreciated. Thx.
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KBL
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| Posted - Wed Apr 25, 2001 8:26 am |
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zebra
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| Posted - Wed Apr 25, 2001 12:37 pm |
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Oh, sorry. Okay, my email is visible when you click on the little 'View Profile' icon, or just email me here: dow38@yahoo.com. Thx.
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Mr503
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| Posted - Fri Apr 27, 2001 5:40 pm |
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could you send me the steinberg denoizer or whatever its called please mattcox503@hotmail.com
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Graeme
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Don't any of you guys ever use search engines? Strangely enough the Steinberg Denoiser is to be found on the Steinberg website - try http://service.steinberg.net/webdoc.nsf/show/demos_pc_e
Look under Plug-Ins.
Edited by - graeme on 04/27/2001 6:57:06 PM
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jonrose
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| Posted - Sat Apr 28, 2001 8:41 pm |
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Search Engines?
We don't need no steenking Search Engines!!!
;-D
We can just whine here for awhile and good-ol' Graeme will send us a link....
[ducking]
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zebra
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| Posted - Sun Apr 29, 2001 12:44 pm |
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Hi KBL,
Thx for Denoiser. i've installed it, but getting it to work is a little confusing. I'm using it with Cool Edit 2000. Could you perhaps give me an explanation on how you would use this for noise filtering or reduction? Thx.
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rogier
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| Posted - Wed May 09, 2001 2:32 am |
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check out www.directxfiles.com
most directx plug-ins can be found right here,Just check out some of the demo's to find the noise reduction you require.
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derekhere
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| Posted - Tue May 29, 2001 2:18 pm |
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| Quote: | | Does anyone know the best plug-ins around to reduce noise ? Please let me know where can I download it for free Thanks ! |
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derekhere
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| Posted - Tue May 29, 2001 2:23 pm |
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I just found this new Player with a decoder and encoder it's also a CD ripper. Here the description from the site. www.lumenati.com
Lumenati Basic is a Free MP3/DVD/CD/Streaming Audio and Video player.
The player has a universal ripper for super large files, encoder and decoder, allowing you organize music your way. The Free download includes 30 days of free CD ripping. To infinitely burn and rip cd's, simply upgrade to the MAX Player. Add an optional TV tuner card and you can watch TV on your PC. It's an easy to use personal browser based jukebox player. Works on all Windows 98/2000/ME."
I've been using it to edit CD's and DVD's it's awesome and smooth great controls and its smart.
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