In Reply to: RE: Hmm - I'd be surprised if "background noise removal" was used much in classical recordings posted by banpuku on March 7, 2017 at 15:12:43:
This is caused by pumping do to heavy compression.
It is not a common practice in classical recordings but FM radio stations and TV stations typically do this
Alan
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- RE: Hmm - I'd be surprised if "background noise removal" was used much in classical recordings - ahendler 16:03:06 03/07/17 (5)
- RE: Hmm - I'd be surprised if "background noise removal" was used much in classical recordings - banpuku 09:15:38 03/08/17 (2)
- RE: Hmm - I'd be surprised if "background noise removal" was used much in classical recordings - ahendler 11:17:27 03/08/17 (1)
- RE: Hmm - I'd be surprised if "background noise removal" was used much in classical recordings - banpuku 11:20:32 03/08/17 (0)
- Yup - most likely compression artifacts. . . - Chris from Lafayette 16:36:01 03/07/17 (1)
- RE: Yup - most likely compression artifacts. . . - ahendler 17:24:11 03/07/17 (0)