2018-10-09
I've just made a voice recording with a simple mike using gnome-sound-recorder (3.18.2-1). I like the simplicity of the process but the voice playbacks sound very weak and contain lots of noisy. How can I improve my recording? I find audacity rather complicated to use. Any help will be much appreciated.
julianvb
Playbacks of gnome-sound-recorder sound weak and noisy
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julianvb
Playbacks of gnome-sound-recorder sound weak and noisy
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Re: Playbacks of gnome-sound-recorder sound noisy
This may sound a bit too simple but have you tried moving closer to the mic? They're actually pretty good a picking up noise you don't notice.
For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple, and wrong - H. L. Mencken
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julianvb
Re: Playbacks of gnome-sound-recorder sound noisy
Hoser Rob,This may sound a bit too simple but have you tried moving closer to the mic? They're actually pretty good a picking up noise you don't notice.
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Thanks very much for your suggestion, which I tried out. The recording still sounds weak and noisy. Raising the MIC volume does not seem to help and neither does using a new microphone. When I issue the following command, I hear nothing but background noise in the recording. This problems happens to two LM18.3 systems.
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asound -d 10 /tmp/test-mic.wav