strangeandbouncy
Well-known member
Hi Guys,
I often work with material recorded elsewhere. I often encounter waveforms that appear to be louder on one deflection than the other. I have an example attached, but it is not as bad as some I get! They always sound horrible, muddy distorted, esp vocals. I keep pointing it out, but cannot explain to clients how to rectify this. Is it an earthing issue, perhaps, or a faulty compressor, or what? it appears that one deflection id compressed, whilst the other isn't. i have had this from several sources.
Any help most gratefully appreciated.
ANdyP
I often work with material recorded elsewhere. I often encounter waveforms that appear to be louder on one deflection than the other. I have an example attached, but it is not as bad as some I get! They always sound horrible, muddy distorted, esp vocals. I keep pointing it out, but cannot explain to clients how to rectify this. Is it an earthing issue, perhaps, or a faulty compressor, or what? it appears that one deflection id compressed, whilst the other isn't. i have had this from several sources.
Any help most gratefully appreciated.
ANdyP