SharonKurland
Active Member
Since I'm sure some people here tape park BGM with a mini disc recorder, I'm hoping someone can help me.
I'm using a mini disc recorder to tape an a cappella group who uses microphones. Thanks to their audio technician, their sounds can go from very quiet to very loud in a matter of seconds, so I set the recording level on my new Sharp MD-DR480H to 12. The recording comes out too quiet but undistorted.
I'm using Audacity to amplify and edit what I've taped. When I was done doing those things, I used MusicMatch to rip them files onto CD.
My problem is that the files on CD have a "white noise" hum/hiss throughout. I'm still new to this but I'm assuming it has something to do with having to use a relatively low recording level to tape the concert. I've tried to use Audacity's Noise Removal effect but it just managed to distort EVERYTHING, no matter how little I altered it. I've read the FAQs and online manual on Audacity's website and nothing really focuses on this.
Does anyone understand my problem and have any suggestions? Thanks!
-Sharon-
I'm using a mini disc recorder to tape an a cappella group who uses microphones. Thanks to their audio technician, their sounds can go from very quiet to very loud in a matter of seconds, so I set the recording level on my new Sharp MD-DR480H to 12. The recording comes out too quiet but undistorted.
I'm using Audacity to amplify and edit what I've taped. When I was done doing those things, I used MusicMatch to rip them files onto CD.
My problem is that the files on CD have a "white noise" hum/hiss throughout. I'm still new to this but I'm assuming it has something to do with having to use a relatively low recording level to tape the concert. I've tried to use Audacity's Noise Removal effect but it just managed to distort EVERYTHING, no matter how little I altered it. I've read the FAQs and online manual on Audacity's website and nothing really focuses on this.
Does anyone understand my problem and have any suggestions? Thanks!
-Sharon-