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So i got great new jack swing 'pellas but they're like 128 kbps and have vinyl crackle and pop all over them.. is there any way to compensate this? i run ableton

You can use a de-esser to remove some of the background noise/pops & clicks, but you'll only be to tidy up what you have. If you want a better quality, you'll need to find the source and rip one yourself.

ok. de-esser also fux wit the vocals

Use a bitcrusher.

You don't need to clean up the vocals. Keep 'em derty and unique, make something cool with them: Be creative.

hm yeha noisegate too maybe so you kill of everything quiet or a dunno iuf its the same like a de esser but like a de noise tool dunno its like a noise gate but some of them kill of dif areas too like sides or yeah best would be anyways to try to delete the sides with a eq and see if it gets cleaner and add some wide later. hm or make a chiptune

So you have no clue?
Good advise bud.

BudSpencertron wrote:hm yeha noisegate too maybe so you kill of everything quiet or a dunno iuf its the same like a de esser but like a de noise tool dunno its like a noise gate but some of them kill of dif areas too like sides or yeah best would be anyways to try to delete the sides with a eq and see if it gets cleaner and add some wide later. hm or make a chiptune

hahaha.

You can get a demo of Zynaptiq Unveil - this will remove reverb from a vocal.

High pass the lower noise and rumble.

Gating can be useful for taking out noise.

Programs like Audition can sample the noise, create a noise profile then remove it from the entire vocal.

De-click, de-pop and de-noise are useful tools too.

Mid/side eq can also help. Sometimes the voice is stronger in the middle so you can lower the side volume or just use the mid signal.

Don't use a de-esser, it will make the voice sound like it has a lisp if you use it too much. There are better tools for this job!

haha yeh i kinda nowthe shit just not the names lol basically fuck the vocals until you like them

Gribble wrote:
De-click, de-pop and de-noise are useful tools too.

Mid/side eq can also help. Sometimes the voice is stronger in the middle so you can lower the side volume or just use the mid signal.

Don't use a de-esser, it will make the voice sound like it has a lisp if you use it too much. There are better tools for this job!

thats what i ment jsut in english

Boost high frequencies and it'll sound more quality

Waves xcrackle and xnoise does amazing thing to this kind of material

Download the demo for mspectraldynamics and try the noise removal tool in there. U can have it create a noise profile if u have parts where there's only noise and no vocals, then have the noise removed that way

bitcrush that bitch, add a bit of hp filtering and distort that bitch

what i usually do to reduce background noise is use a transient shaper and lower the release
i then compress and repeat until the background noise is gone but dont overdo it or it makes the vocals sound too weak