 How Do I Reduce Hiss On Guitar Parts And Live Reordings?, Logic Express plug-ins |
 Fri 9 Nov 2007, 04:19
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How do i reduce hiss on guitar parts and live reordings but still maintain quality sound?
Obviously it helps to have a quality recording in the first place but sometimes i need to take out the background hiss from other samples etc Any suggestions would be gratefully appreciated on which are the best plug-ins from Logic Express 7.2 for this and how to tweek them effectively? |
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Sun 11 Nov 2007, 08:37
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Hi, Repo
Regarding guitar hiss or hum. This usually comes from using single-coil pickups, and this is especially evident in the studio. There are a few solutions, including (a) You can remove the hiss using a graphic equalizer to focus on and then reduce the particular frequency of the hiss. (b) Use a program like SoundSoap (Bias), which is excellent. © Best of all, go to the root of the problem, and change the pickups on the guitar to EMGs. These are expensive, but cancel out virtually all the hiss. I find them excellent. best wishes |
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Tue 13 Nov 2007, 04:24
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 6 Joined: 06-Nov 07 From: St. Petersburg - US Member No.: 96,356 |
QUOTE (globalhiccup @ Sun 11 Nov 2007, 09:37)  Hi, Repo Regarding guitar hiss or hum. This usually comes from using single-coil pickups, and this is especially evident in the studio. There are a few solutions, including (a) You can remove the hiss using a graphic equalizer to focus on and then reduce the particular frequency of the hiss. (b) Use a program like SoundSoap (Bias), which is excellent. © Best of all, go to the root of the problem, and change the pickups on the guitar to EMGs. These are expensive, but cancel out virtually all the hiss. I find them excellent. best wishes Thankyou very much globalhiccup, thats good advice mate. Thanks for taking the time. |
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