Originally posted by jofice:Hmm probably needs more experienced hands than mine to have a crack at it. Do you want me to try anyway? Can't make any promises it'll be much use.
Originally posted by KieranU2:Is anyone an audio expert there? Or knows a lot about audio?
I just done a phone interview and it has went pear-shaped. I was admittedly under-prepared and used an app to record the phone call. Unfortunately the other end, which is needed most for the content, is very quiet – to the point where it is almost unlistenable. I need this asap so I can write it up as I need to get it back to a PR of the band I interviewed. Is there anyone who can work on it and see if they can bring some of the sound out? It would honestly be much appreciated. I'd buy you a drink but I suppose we would be a bit far away.
Cheers.
Originally posted by LikeASong:Hmmm it's not only really quiet in dB level but also pretty distorted, there is not much you can do to solve this I'm afraid.
Originally posted by KieranU2:[..]
Thanks for trying, I thought that was going to be the case from the start. Sigh.
) of the interviewee's voice, slight anti-distortion treatment... Still pretty unlistenable. But if it serves you I can do the whole interview no prob: Originally posted by KieranU2:That was the band's PR talking and it sounds like he's talking with his entire hand over his mouth. It isn't worth it. Thanks very much for trying, though.