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Old 03-08-2006, 03:22 PM
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Here is another four tracking tip. If you boost the treble when you are recording and you cut the treble when you play back you should be able to effectively reduce the tape hiss.
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Here is another four tracking tip. If you boost the treble when you are recording and you cut the treble when you play back you should be able to effectively reduce the tape hiss.
That's essentially the idea behind Dolby B NR.
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