cleaning house

[assholes delight]

Can anybody recommend equipment for remastering
and cleaning the sound quality on an already mixed down track?
Just trying to cut out some of the 'high'
that got missed when the track was orig bounced.

Hoping this won't involve going to an engineer or studio time.

[ January 24, 2004, 09:12 AM: Message edited by: homewrecker ]

[steffenb]

try izotope ozone or the waves bundle ...

[O'love]

you need software of hardware tips?

Olaf

[assholes delight]

Originally posted by steffenb:
try izotope ozone or the waves bundle ... im tring to avoid using pc programs.
anything available in a digital multitrack
to correct problem?
thx

[O'love]

a decent parametric EQ should do the trick

[assholes delight]

Originally posted by O'love:
a decent parametric EQ should do the trick The original source had a parametric eq

I'll rerun the track through an isolator.
Maybe that way i can cut out some of that high end. Just hope it comes clean.

[drilla]

Originally posted by homewrecker:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by O'love:
a decent parametric EQ should do the trick The original source had a parametric eq

I'll rerun the track through an isolator.
Maybe that way i can cut out some of that high end. Just hope it comes clean. </font>[/QUOTE]i agree with the parametric eq...you should be able to elminate alot of the highs...

[ January 25, 2004, 04:41 PM: Message edited by: matthew j ]