ok, this is a plea for UNPAID audio help:
i have a commission from the local regional gallery to produce a video (to be displayed alongside an exhibition) of - '3 women went to china'. i took it on because one of the artists happens to be my wife, and the other two good friends. we are promised a budget from the local council from either anything left over from this financial year, or next years, if there is a budget next year. either way i'm not holding my breath given that our recent governments seem to put the arts in the same basket as climate change. ie. neither exists other than in the imagination of weirdo lefties, who might even be commies....
anyway. as i have often written, my hearing if fubar, and even more so than when i last wrote. the three interviews were shot on different mikes, and though intelligible are somewhat muffled. could well be over compressed. anyway, i'd like to try and sharpen them up a bit. unfortunately my idea of sharpening nowadays means everything sounds like it's coming trough a 2" speaker in a circa mid 60's transistor radio....
the audio is approx 12 minutes, with clear breaks between interviewees.
if anyone has time on their hands, and a good samaritan disposition please email me and i'll send a link to a .wav file via dropbox.
i know this is a chutzpah, but hey, in lieu of payment (for the moment) i'll give you a credit!!!
i have a commission from the local regional gallery to produce a video (to be displayed alongside an exhibition) of - '3 women went to china'. i took it on because one of the artists happens to be my wife, and the other two good friends. we are promised a budget from the local council from either anything left over from this financial year, or next years, if there is a budget next year. either way i'm not holding my breath given that our recent governments seem to put the arts in the same basket as climate change. ie. neither exists other than in the imagination of weirdo lefties, who might even be commies....
anyway. as i have often written, my hearing if fubar, and even more so than when i last wrote. the three interviews were shot on different mikes, and though intelligible are somewhat muffled. could well be over compressed. anyway, i'd like to try and sharpen them up a bit. unfortunately my idea of sharpening nowadays means everything sounds like it's coming trough a 2" speaker in a circa mid 60's transistor radio....
the audio is approx 12 minutes, with clear breaks between interviewees.
if anyone has time on their hands, and a good samaritan disposition please email me and i'll send a link to a .wav file via dropbox.
i know this is a chutzpah, but hey, in lieu of payment (for the moment) i'll give you a credit!!!