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Re: Fixing DC offset
« Reply #15 on: April 12, 2007, 01:53:19 PM »
I think I figured it out.... it's just something weird about my voice..... I looked at some other VO waves I did on a totally different setup (shotgun > DV cam) and they are even more lopsided.
I think I'm going to dub this phenomenon "the taper420 offset"



Teddy has mentioned this in other threads - particularly with brass or woodwind instruments...

FWIW - I think Soundforge and Audacity (perhaps in the plug-in package) have "Remove DC Offset" features...

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Re: Fixing DC offset
« Reply #16 on: April 12, 2007, 02:22:54 PM »
I think I figured it out.... it's just something weird about my voice..... I looked at some other VO waves I did on a totally different setup (shotgun > DV cam) and they are even more lopsided.
I think I'm going to dub this phenomenon "the taper420 offset"



Teddy has mentioned this in other threads - particularly with brass or woodwind instruments...

FWIW - I think Soundforge and Audacity (perhaps in the plug-in package) have "Remove DC Offset" features...

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Re: Fixing DC offset
« Reply #17 on: April 12, 2007, 02:27:51 PM »
FWIW - I think Soundforge and Audacity (perhaps in the plug-in package) have "Remove DC Offset" features...

FWIW...WaveLab, Audacity, Audition/CEP, and Samplitude SE all definitely have a "Remove DC Offset" feature.  In Audacity, it's in the Normalize function - just untick the Normalize maximum amplitude to -3 dB checkbox.
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