I am a big fan of the Gunsmoke radio shows. Some of them sound like their player was losing power with tone and speed going down and back up to normal.
I can submit an example to show what I mean.
Is there anything I can do through GoldWave?
Thanks,
Alex
Is there way to fix "wobbly" sound of old radio?
Re: Is there way to fix "wobbly" sound of old radio?
Goldwave can't fix wow and flutter. You'd have to buy another, much more expensive, program to do the job. I think the latest version of Izotope RX has a feature that allows the user to fix wow and flutter.
Incidentally, when in doubt, look in the manual. If it ain't in the manual, it ain't in Goldwave.
Incidentally, when in doubt, look in the manual. If it ain't in the manual, it ain't in Goldwave.
I don't want to read the manual either, but it isn't my problem, is it?
Re: Is there way to fix "wobbly" sound of old radio?
Wow & flutter correction isn't mainstream & affordable yet. Capstan is $200 USD to rent for 5 days or $4500 to buy! It's a recently added feature to Izotope RX Advanced ($1000).
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Re: Is there way to fix "wobbly" sound of old radio?
The Flanger effect in GoldWave could be used to correct that problem if it is exactly periodic. However it would take a lot of trial-and-error to get the settings correct. The Doppler effect is another option, but that would be even more time consuming to set up.