arsclist Fwd: Non-member submission from ["Michael Ridderbusch" <mridder@wvu.edu>]

[Esther Gillie <esth@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> From: "Michael Ridderbusch" <mridder@xxxxxxx>
> To: "<"<ARSCLIST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: sound forge--normalization
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> 12/18/01
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> We're digitally converting analog oral history
> tapes to CD with SoundForge 4.5 on a windows
> operating system, and would like to "normalize"
> signals, since for many of the tapes, it varies from
> strong to weak from interviewer to interviewee
> (or vice versa) because of poor microphone
> placement.
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> Is it possible to globally "normalize" or compress
> levels in SoundForge?  We've tried, but without
> luck so far.
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> Michael
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> Michael R. Ridderbusch
> West Virginia and Regional History Collection
> West Virginia University Libraries, Colson Hall
> Morgantown, WV  26506-6464
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> mridder@xxxxxxx
> phone 304-293-3536
> fax        304-293-3981
> http://www.libraries.wvu.edu/wvcollection/index.htm

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