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Fixing HOT Audio?
Hi Audio Pros,
I'm hoping you might have some suggestions for rescuing HOT audio. I have some recordings with kids that are loud and distorted. I'm familiar with the adage 'garbage in, garbage out,' but I'm hoping there might be some way to lessen/disguise the distortion. I work mainly in Adobe Audition - does anyone have any suggestions for specific techniques I might try in this program - or any other program? Thanks so much! -Sarah |
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