what's the effect that changes a normal sound to telephone or radio effect?

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2011/08/21 20:24:57 (permalink)

what's the effect that changes a normal sound to telephone or radio effect?

i would like to create the effect of phone or radio on a short audio clip.  does anyone know how can i achieve this in Music Creator 3?  Thanks.
 
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    Re:what's the effect that changes a normal sound to telephone or radio effect? 2011/08/21 20:42:56 (permalink)
    Right-click in the audio track's effects (FX) bin and see if you have the Sonitusfx Equalizer. It has a preset called Telephone which can make it sound telephony.

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    Re:what's the effect that changes a normal sound to telephone or radio effect? 2011/08/21 23:33:13 (permalink)
    i couldn't find Sonitus in any shape or form and i did click in every single sound effect on the panel.  i also tried under Process.  i have ParamEQ which i tried in different ways but it doesn't make the clip sound telephony. even when i twiked some of the parameters.

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    Re:what's the effect that changes a normal sound to telephone or radio effect? 2011/08/22 02:19:10 (permalink)
    Boosting the mids and cutting the lows makes it telephony.

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    Re:what's the effect that changes a normal sound to telephone or radio effect? 2011/08/22 08:52:43 (permalink)
    thanks, Kalle.  how do i go about boosting the mids and cutting the lows?  could you give me a clue? 



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    Re:what's the effect that changes a normal sound to telephone or radio effect? 2011/08/22 12:14:56 (permalink)
    Hi, Sirena.
    Here's an image of what the EQ curve looks like in the Sonitusfx EQ, Telephone preset. I tried to get the EQ curve in the Parametric EQ to match as closely as I could, but it's not easy getting a nice curve like in the Sonitus. If you do the same and work at it, you should be able to get it pretty close.
     

     
    You can see how the EQ drops sharply below 500 Hz and above 2000 Hz. Tweak your EQ until you have something that works.
    I know the difficulty you have in downloading things since your computer isn't connected to the internet and you have to use a public computer, but there are probably some free EQs out there that you can download and use.
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