Topic: Fixing a once off talker. Ideas?

[robgronotte]

Your old WeT link is dead and I don't see a new one.

Apologies - not sure what happened with my last comment.
https://we.tl/t-FTlMnRHAsW

Try that

I checked them out.  Your fixed sample is longer than the original sample but I assume the problem is somewhere in the fixed part?  If so, that's really good, I can't even tell where the original problem spot was.  I wouldn't be able to do a better job than you did.

[shadowfax1007]

Your old WeT link is dead and I don't see a new one.

Apologies - not sure what happened with my last comment.
https://we.tl/t-FTlMnRHAsW

Try that

Cheers! Yeah the fixed sample is a bit longer, I did it as I was doing some blind testing of my edits. Wanted to see if I could pick it out or not based on different versions.

I checked them out.  Your fixed sample is longer than the original sample but I assume the problem is somewhere in the fixed part?  If so, that's really good, I can't even tell where the original problem spot was.  I wouldn't be able to do a better job than you did.

[goodcooker]

I have a recent recording I'm going to try this on. It's an instrumental ensemble - Hammond organ, guitar, bass, drums and sax - that the crowd in the tiny room just yakked really loud the whole time.

I hope to isolate the talking using the separate vocal stems method and discard as much of the conversation as I can.

Thanks for your write up about how you accomplished your edits.