Hi, still pretty new to Spectrallayers, just trying to get my head around the workflow and interface…which so far feels a bit quirky…
But anyways, I’m trying to get a room tone from a recording, so there’s room tone and a bit of creeks and small stuff going on but I want to just keep the room tone. In RX this is a very simple process but I can’t make it work in SL,it just adds noise to the same clip?
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So just to get it straight:
You are trying to match the room tone of one segment to that of another segment, right?
I agree that ambiance match in SL is a bit quirky, in that in 100% match it seems to add to the existing room tone, instead of replacing it.
I have good results by carefully registering the ambience (meaning getting a spot where it is just as I want it to be) and then applying it multiple times with a smaller match percentage, usually lower than 50%.
If you can’t get garbage-free room tone I think it is beneficial that you clean it up first, before registering it.
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Hi, thanks, maybe it just works differently to RX… in RX you can analyze the room tone or ambience in a clip and then render just the room tone, without having to do any other cleaning.
Yup!
I think a good thing to keep in mind when using SL is that unless explicitly said to the contrary, everything works differently to RX.
Lol, life lesson right there.
@AlexBell if I understand you well, you’d like a “Replace” mode in addition to the “Mix” mode ?
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@robin_lobel even if wouldn’t, I would!
that would be super great.
=)
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Hi Robin, not sure what the modes are called but like I said, in RX you check the “ambience only” and then you get a whole clip of steady amb or room tone, analyzed from your original audio clip.
Yes, that what a Replace mode would do, regardless of the existing content. It’s coming with patch 5 in a couple weeks.
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Robin is a beast of a developer.
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