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I record lectures at the University I attend.
I would like to know if there's a way, with Adobe Audition, to
selectively boost the volume when a student speaks in the background
on my digital recordings.
In other words, when I record a lecture, the professor speaks loudly
and can be easily heard in the recording. When a student speaks e.g.
to answer a question or to ask one, the voice is barely heard as
compared to the professor's, because the student may be sitting in the
back of the room, away from my recorder.
So, is there way to make the speaker's voice, and the student's voice
the same volume in the recording?
Please send your responses directly to my email address:
JCJeski@aol.com
Thanks for any help.
John
I record lectures at the University I attend.
I would like to know if there's a way, with Adobe Audition, to
selectively boost the volume when a student speaks in the background
on my digital recordings.
In other words, when I record a lecture, the professor speaks loudly
and can be easily heard in the recording. When a student speaks e.g.
to answer a question or to ask one, the voice is barely heard as
compared to the professor's, because the student may be sitting in the
back of the room, away from my recorder.
So, is there way to make the speaker's voice, and the student's voice
the same volume in the recording?
Please send your responses directly to my email address:
JCJeski@aol.com
Thanks for any help.
John