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I have searched the forum and found some different opinions on the correct time to " De-Click " the music ; i.e. before or after the correct EQ is applied to the music.
Background : I now have a decent sound card and a flat preamp. As such, I'm taking a fresh look at my previous 78 record restoration work. Also, I have a Grado cartridge with a "78C" needle that is giving me a different playback "sound" from my 78 records......so.......
My first thought is that the LAST operation to do is to apply the correct EQ to the music, as the various filters, EZ Impulse, CNF, etc. would benifit from having more high frequency energy to work. Also, if you get the background "hiss" reduced before the last EQ step, then the music will sound better with the additional low frequencies added after EQ operation and make the remaining hiss sound even lower.
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Marc
I have searched the forum and found some different opinions on the correct time to " De-Click " the music ; i.e. before or after the correct EQ is applied to the music.
Background : I now have a decent sound card and a flat preamp. As such, I'm taking a fresh look at my previous 78 record restoration work. Also, I have a Grado cartridge with a "78C" needle that is giving me a different playback "sound" from my 78 records......so.......
My first thought is that the LAST operation to do is to apply the correct EQ to the music, as the various filters, EZ Impulse, CNF, etc. would benifit from having more high frequency energy to work. Also, if you get the background "hiss" reduced before the last EQ step, then the music will sound better with the additional low frequencies added after EQ operation and make the remaining hiss sound even lower.
Comments ?
Marc
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