Woehaha! Another first in Stereo Tool: On-the-fly noise and hum removal! As far as I know no other FM processor has this feature...
The filter itself is not that spectacular (it has been built into programs like CoolEdit, Adobe Audition, SoundForge etc.). But, we can now do it in live mode!
Windows 32 bit:
Windows stand alone:
http://www.stereotool.com/download/ster ... 52-001.exe
Winamp DSP:
http://www.stereotool.com/download/dsp_ ... 52-001.exe
CHANGES:
- Added PNR Noise & Hum
What it does and how to use:
Original file: http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/96778981/file.html
As you can hear there's a loud tone present throughout the recording. This filter can remove that tone! Normally you should use this to remove for example 50/60 Hz hums from bad wiring etc. (Of course, fixing the problem is always better!!!).
Anyway, here's what to do with it.
1. Enable PNR Noise & Hum
2. Play the recording. Turn "Collect Data" on for the part where you ONLY hear the tone (the first 12 seconds or so). Then turn Collect Data off and let the filter do its work! Note: Make sure that you don't turn the filter on on silence, or at the part where the music plays, or a wrong mask will be generated and either the tone won't be removed properly or other sounds will be removed as well.
The result should sound like this:
Repaired file: http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/18632314/file.html
To use this for a studio with (constant!!!!) background noise, do the same thing: Turn "Collect Data" on when there's some silence. If you accidentally collected the wrong data, use Reset to clear all the data.
Note: The settings are not yet saved! So when you restart Stereo Tool, at this moment you'll have to collect the data again.