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IS
08-16-2003, 10:38 PM
Can anyone recommend a good Noise Gate? (I'm not sure if you call it noise
gate or noise suppressor, but I'm talking about getting rid of hiss and hum
from recordings).
I'm using Pro Tools LE coming in from the M-Box and would like for it to be
a Pro Tools Plug-in but not necessarily. What ever works the best. Can be a
hardware too. I'm only using two mics at a time.

Also, is there anything, plug in or otherwise, that can possibly at least
help reduce string squeaks from guitars?
I know technique is nr one but if there is anything on the market I'd sure
like to know.
I've tried the De-Esser that comes with pro tools but it doesn't do a whole
lot.

Thanks.

IS.

david
08-17-2003, 01:40 AM
In article <aFD%a.2209$9T6.863@newssvr22.news.prodigy.com>, IS
<y@y.com> wrote:

> Can anyone recommend a good Noise Gate? (I'm not sure if you call it noise
> gate or noise suppressor, but I'm talking about getting rid of hiss and hum
> from recordings).
> I'm using Pro Tools LE coming in from the M-Box and would like for it to be
> a Pro Tools Plug-in but not necessarily. What ever works the best. Can be a
> hardware too. I'm only using two mics at a time.
>
> Also, is there anything, plug in or otherwise, that can possibly at least
> help reduce string squeaks from guitars?
> I know technique is nr one but if there is anything on the market I'd sure
> like to know.
> I've tried the De-Esser that comes with pro tools but it doesn't do a whole
> lot.
>
> Thanks.
>
> IS.

My fave gate is the old Ashly sc/sg-33's. When they are sold they go
real cheap. I'm pretty sure you get a gate plug in with Protools. I
have no idea how good it works, tho.

For guitar squeeks, blow up the region in the editing window of
Protools, find them squeeks one at a time and carefully make them
softer using the volume rubber-band line (volume automation). It's slow
but if you're careful you can find out how low you can make a squeek
without it sounding unnatural.

Good luck and get to work. ;>



David Correia
Celebration Sound
Warren, Rhode Island

CelebrationSound@aol.com
www.CelebrationSound.com

Raymond
08-18-2003, 10:22 PM
>Can anyone recommend a good Noise Gate? (I'm not sure if you call it noise
>gate or noise suppressor, but I'm talking about getting rid of hiss and hum
>from recordings).
>I'm using Pro Tools LE coming in from the M-Box and would like for it to be
>a Pro Tools Plug-in but not necessarily. What ever works the best. Can be a
>hardware too. I'm only using two mics at a time.
>
>Also, is there anything, plug in or otherwise, that can possibly at least
>help reduce string squeaks from guitars?
>I know technique is nr one but if there is anything on the market I'd sure
>like to know.
>I've tried the De-Esser that comes with pro tools but it doesn't do a whole
>lot.

I have two Drawmer punch gates (four per unit) I'm thinking on selling. I've
posted about trading for a good 16 ch mixer with I/O's and 4 auxs. How much can
you spend?

Ryan Richards \(Diesel Breath\)
08-19-2003, 06:33 PM
Are you recording distortion guitar???


"Raymond" <bruwhaha58097238@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20030819002256.29503.00000173@mb-m21.aol.com...
> >Can anyone recommend a good Noise Gate? (I'm not sure if you call it
noise
> >gate or noise suppressor, but I'm talking about getting rid of hiss and
hum
> >from recordings).
> >I'm using Pro Tools LE coming in from the M-Box and would like for it to
be
> >a Pro Tools Plug-in but not necessarily. What ever works the best. Can be
a
> >hardware too. I'm only using two mics at a time.
> >
> >Also, is there anything, plug in or otherwise, that can possibly at least
> >help reduce string squeaks from guitars?
> >I know technique is nr one but if there is anything on the market I'd
sure
> >like to know.
> >I've tried the De-Esser that comes with pro tools but it doesn't do a
whole
> >lot.
>
> I have two Drawmer punch gates (four per unit) I'm thinking on selling.
I've
> posted about trading for a good 16 ch mixer with I/O's and 4 auxs. How
much can
> you spend?
>

IS
08-20-2003, 09:08 PM
No just a single classical guitar.

IS.

> Are you recording distortion guitar???