Notching Out Frequencies in SF- 6 -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:Notching Out Frequencies in SF- 6 Posted by: JonnyD Date:11/21/2002 8:22:13 AM First of all, I mostly do IVR's and on-hold systems. I record the talent with SF-6, then convert the files to whatever format the client needs using Vox Studio 3. I always record at 44.1- 16 Bit mono. Here is what the client has asked for: "Also note that when the OA Server converts the wav file it can only work in the frequency range of 300HZ to 3000HZ. Any frequencies below or above this range will introduce a hissing sound or other undesirable noises." So my question is, can I notch out those frequencies above and below what he has requested? Thanks, JonnyD
Subject:RE: Notching Out Frequencies in SF- 6 Reply by: jgalt Date:11/21/2002 11:22:06 AM "can I notch out those frequencies above and below what he has requested?" Under SF6's Paragraphic equalization are "Low" and "High" shelf equalizers. Each can be adjusted from Infinity to 25dB. Low shelf could be set to 300Hz and High shelf set to 3000Hz. This would effectively eliminate/reduce drastically frequencies above and below those limits.

Subject:Notching Out Frequencies in SF- 6

Posted by: JonnyD

Date:11/21/2002 8:22:13 AM

First of all, I mostly do IVR's and on-hold systems. I record the talent with SF-6, then convert the files to whatever format the client needs using Vox Studio 3. I always record at 44.1- 16 Bit mono. Here is what the client has asked for: "Also note that when the OA Server converts the wav file it can only
work in the frequency range of 300HZ to 3000HZ. Any frequencies below or
above this range will introduce a hissing sound or other undesirable
noises." So my question is, can I notch out those frequencies above and below what he has requested?

Thanks,

JonnyD

Subject:RE: Notching Out Frequencies in SF- 6

Reply by: jgalt

Date:11/21/2002 11:22:06 AM

"can I notch out those frequencies above and below what he has requested?"

Under SF6's Paragraphic equalization are "Low" and "High" shelf equalizers. Each can be adjusted from Infinity to 25dB. Low shelf could be set to 300Hz and High shelf set to 3000Hz. This would effectively eliminate/reduce drastically frequencies above and below those limits.