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Sound quality question
Hey everyone,
First let me say that I am sorry if my post shows up more then once. I have been posting to this group for two days now and NONE of my posts have showed up. I just bought a new high-end laptop but I don't seems to have the sound quality right. Can anyone give me some pointers? Here is the problem: I have been recording (cassette tape) sermons from my church into my old laptop via the line-in jack and converting them to .mp3 for web use. I have also been recording the sermons live. I have been doing this for a year now using "Microsoft Plus! Analog Recorder" or "Adobe Audition 1.5" and it has worked fine. However, after I got my new laptop it seems that I am getting a lot of reverb (echo) as I record. Even after I reduce the noise there is still a reverb/echo in the final product. Well, it turns out that the new system is picking up the echoes (sounds) as they bounce around the room. The best I can come up with is the sound card in the new system is WAY better then the one in the old laptop and it just picks up "All" of the sounds better then the old one. Anyone have any ideas how to go about removing/reducing the reverb/echo? The mic that the Pastor uses is a wireless mic. The sound card is a "Realtek High Definition Audio" device. Thanks for any and all help. Clayton |
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