Another impossible one?

Below is a sample of the following recording:

Song: Sardane de la Rose (Catalá)
Artist: Gloria Lasso with the Franck Pourcel orchestra.
Original recording: RCA Victor 45RPM EP, France, 1959.

I haven't been able to remove the statics surrounding highs, especially in the sample area. AA 3.0 noise reduction removes most of it but at high settings that bring the digital ringing about and mute highs too much. Crackle removal via Younglove's method doesn't seem to work either. Hiss removal produces same effect as noise reduction.

Steps followed so far:

- Resampled original 16 bit 44100 to 32 bit 48000.
- Phase correction.
- 50 hz hum and harmonics removed.
- Subsonic rumble removed.
- Large clicks corrected manually.

Also, it seems that the vinyl was warped, notes sound out of tune during short periods.


Any suggestions?
 
http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/8/17/2053955/Example.wav

Waves X-Crackle...One pass.

http://www.newaudioproductions.com/clients/personal/Example.wav

My studio is master-clocked to 44.1kHz, so I had to downsample.

Emmett

IT'S PERFECT! I will try X-Crackle to clean the whole file up.
Thank you very much for taking the time to review and fix the example. Great help.   

Uh, could you help the dummy? Where is X-crackle?

Google will show that X-Crackle is part of the Waves Restoration bundle of plugins and is great to have -- but you must part with half a thousand dollars to get it.  Or, send your material to someone who already has it and will probably charge MUCH less than that to do it for you.

X-Crackle isn't in Audition. It is a third party VST plugin from Waves as part of several of their fairly expensive plugin packages.

Thanks you guys. I think I will hold on to my hard earned shrinking money.

Or, send your material to someone who already has it and will probably charge MUCH less than that to do it for you.

Exactly!