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Noise Reduction Test: Django Reinhardt - My Melancholy Baby (cut 2)
I don't really care about noise reduction on Django tracks. So I'm just doing this for fun. I just got a new noise reduction plugin: Klevgränd Brusfri. Of course I thought of Django when I started testing it. I was wondering what the limits of this plugin were.
I did my best to push the limits and still make it sound good. What do you think? I've heard noise reduction in some recordings before and boy did it sound like crap! I don't know if this is a pro level VST but I'm impressed, anyway (knowing nothing about sound mixing and mastering).
I did my best to push the limits and still make it sound good. What do you think? I've heard noise reduction in some recordings before and boy did it sound like crap! I don't know if this is a pro level VST but I'm impressed, anyway (knowing nothing about sound mixing and mastering).
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Funny, but I would have said "you can still hear the clarinet" (if there were a clarinet in the song). LOL