[Scott Dorsey]

Frank Stearns wrote:

But I can imagine that ear-shreading junk around 1-3K coming out of those machines
to be a serious problem, especially when the windows are open and nothing dulls that
range at all.

Does Audition offer some sort of spectral editing?

Spectral editing is kind of problematic for transients because they spray
components all the way across the spectrum. Probably gets worse when you have
multiple transient sources together.

You can always invite the biker club to the concert.
--scott
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"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

[jason]

On Wed, 25 May 2016 07:39:10 -0500 "Frank Stearns"
wrote in article

Does Audition offer some sort of spectral editing?

Absolutely. Most of the time I pay more attention to that than to the
amplitude envelope. With a lot of effort it is possible to throttle (!)
the worst junk to some extent. The very low-frequency stuff succumbs to
high-pass filtering since, fortunately, most of the ensemble instruments
are shy on bass.