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One of my subscribers on youtube asked me if I could make a video on how to make a bad recording sound good.
I’m always up for a challenge so I asked him to send over a bad recording. Which Max graciously did.
Today I show you how to make a bad recording sound good using Izotope’s RX6 software as well as SPL’s De-verb.
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