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  1. 24th Apr 2002 09:54 #1
    tigerny
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    I have a mpg file with audio that is not the greatest. It sounds like recorded in a large room and therefor has a lot of echo/reverb to it.
    Is there anyway to clean it up ? anyone know of a utility to reduce echo/reverb in a wav file ? I tried a few audio editors, but all have only options to ADD echo/reverb not to reduce it... any tips appreciated.

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    i posted a similar question just now.. you can use a program called cooledit they hav ea demo around if you look for it. it does WAV and other popular formats well jsut not mp2 files.
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    Heywould3,

    i have Cooledit, but haven't been able to figure any settings to reduce the echo/reverb effect that the audio track contains.I don't think it's possible with cooledit.
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