Just for fun, I tried a test in one such service below. I chose the ‘keep vocals and music, stripping out noise/etc’ option. It seems to have greatly improved the vocals, while sadly losing the music. See what you think:
NOTE: that’s without fiddling with any settings, which likely would have produced a better result.
So, far as I can tell, most online services of this type seem to be paid, if that works for you. And yeah-- in previous examples of excellent preservation results, I did get the sense that most were ‘DIY,’ with all the custom hardware & software that entailed.
Or at least, they hired human restorers or mixing engineers to do the work. So yeah… it seems that in order to get a quality result, at least some money needs to change hands.
You can use a couple other logged-in services in place of an acct, like Google. Probably worth signing up either way so that you can test the service out for your own needs.
I’m just sad that it lost the music. Maybe another pass could be made, keeping the music and stripping the vocals, then you could use Audacity (free) to combine the two tracks. Several possibilities there…
Just for fun, I tried a test in one such service below. I chose the ‘keep vocals and music, stripping out noise/etc’ option. It seems to have greatly improved the vocals, while sadly losing the music. See what you think:
https://auphonic.com/engine/status/RngqonNazCTnz4ZwdU5aGj
EDIT: (see alt DL link in comment below)
NOTE: that’s without fiddling with any settings, which likely would have produced a better result.
So, far as I can tell, most online services of this type seem to be paid, if that works for you. And yeah-- in previous examples of excellent preservation results, I did get the sense that most were ‘DIY,’ with all the custom hardware & software that entailed.
Or at least, they hired human restorers or mixing engineers to do the work. So yeah… it seems that in order to get a quality result, at least some money needs to change hands.
It appears we can’t access that without an account
You can use a couple other logged-in services in place of an acct, like Google. Probably worth signing up either way so that you can test the service out for your own needs.
Anyway, I’ve uploaded it below. See if that works for you:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/172XAHq6cqgcb7b5CekBidLi7XvO4XPJm/view?usp=sharing
Ohh, thank you. It sounds a lot clearer than the original!
I’m just sad that it lost the music. Maybe another pass could be made, keeping the music and stripping the vocals, then you could use Audacity (free) to combine the two tracks. Several possibilities there…