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Option - 1
Open your file in DC6
From the task bar select Filter
Look for and select Continuous Noise
A new window opens
Click the Sample Noise button to load the profile of your clip
For starters....set your sliders to the following:
Attack 50
Release 100
Attenuation 25
With Normal CNF showing in the window below the sliders:
Click the Preview button
Your clip will start playing in a loop. You can raise or lower the Attenuation if you want to.
You can also click the Up or Down arrows of Shift Threshold (located above reset button)
Option - 2
Open your file in DC6
From the task bar select Forensics
Select EZ Forensics
A new window opens up.
From the drop down menu select AFDF – Heavy Random Noise Reduction (or Heavy General )
Hit the Preview Button to start the filter.
Adjust the output level for comfort.
See the turquoise / blue square on the screen?
Click and drag the button down and around and start fishing.
You might be surprised at the additional stuff you can hear.
Hope this helps,
Ron