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babucher

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Apr 28, 2005
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Greetings,

I've got some audio speech files that randomly have loud static spikes for about a second or less. Is there an easy way to either remove them, or to cap the volume on the entire mp3 to a good level?

Thanks,
Brian
 
Thanks for the reply Bubbert. Unfortunately, though MacMP3gain looks like a cool program, the author said it wouldn't really be useful for fixing my particular problem. Ahh well. At least I found another neat tool!

Thanks
 
Greetings,

I've got some audio speech files that randomly have loud static spikes for about a second or less. Is there an easy way to either remove them, or to cap the volume on the entire mp3 to a good level?

Thanks,
Brian

Try Audacity. You will need to import the MP3 file into it, but you can then edit it however you like (down to the individual sample if you really want).

Depending on what the source of the 'spike' is, you can delete a section, drop the overall 'size' of the samples in the section etc..

I believe there are some filters around that let you remove clicks and pops (typically for cleaning up vinyl recordings) but I've not tried anothing like this recently or with Audacity.

Suasn
 
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