Brusfri

dreamcartel

@wim said:

@dreamcartel said:
So this does work POST recording? Like I can record a track on my desktop and then send this to Cubasis and apply Brusfri and GF2? If so; it’s the one effect I said I needed/wanted to get since the summer sales proved to get me all I intended. I still have $3 in apple credit so Brusfri might be worth it if I can use it to remove noise after recording.

Yes. In fact, as it's rather resource heavy, that's the preferred way in my case. It will be one of the best $3 you ever spent.

Thank you!

Gavinski

@dreamcartel said:
So this does work POST recording? Like I can record a track on my desktop and then send this to Cubasis and apply Brusfri and GF2? If so; it’s the one effect I said I needed/wanted to get since the summer sales proved to get me all I intended. I still have $3 in apple credit so Brusfri might be worth it if I can use it to remove noise after recording.

Yes... But you will need about 1 second of silence (ie just the noise part you're trying to get rid of) in your recording, as brusfri will use that to learn which frequencies you want removed.

dreamcartel

Perfect. I literally have just a little bit of a grounding hum coming from the closed circuit of having both audio stereo trs from monitor output along with the usb C audio/in our port. The one design flaw apparent in the s-1 is they didn’t shield it enough or at all perhaps with the thought no one would use concurrent usb for digital midi data transmission with audio coming from an analog source - ANYWAY, there’s a bit of a hum not dissimilar to that found with a guitar without proper shielding or pickup grounding. That’s really what I’m aiming for along with slight removal of
artifacts in vocal or audio tracks. Thx Gav.