
you would have caught the issue and you could have corrected it before you recorded the interview. SoundSoap 4 works as a standalone application and as Audio Unit, VST, and AAX audio plug-ins. SoundSoap 4 features a large parameter value display and a navigable waveform display when working with audio-only media sources. Please provide us with a valid email address for the SoundSoap 5 try-out: Platform Mac (Mac OS 10.9 or later required) Windows (Windows 7 or 8 required) Please send me a discount coupon and any other special offers. This is just another lesson learned in the number of mistakes we have all made during our careers and WE HAVE all made them, sadly Things to do to avoid it next time: Next time do a soundcheck and listed to the recorded signal before going on with the interview. SoundSoap 4 now saves WAVE and AIFF files in 24-bit format for pristine audio quality (Mac). Download the standalone SoundSoap 5 application, which is fully functional except for saving/sharing until a license is purchased. Excuse my bluntness, but in recording there is a saying: Crap in equals crap out. Unless the echo is so far away from the original voice that you can use Volume Automation to get rid of it, there is nothing you can do that will make it go away 100%. Things I have tried, but which had limited results, include: 1) EQ on a very narrow freq using a high Q (better but not good enough).


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I'm looking for ideas on how to get rid of the echo.

Unknown at the time we recorded, the mic was picking up his voice out of a speaker and thus there is an echo throughout. Guyshomenet I have an audio file of an interview with a person.
