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Aug 22, 2021 10:20 AM UTC

What you are hearing is the sound of a perfectly dry acoustic - nothing coming back from the surrounding surfaces. The only way to achieve this is to remove those sorts of sounds at source - so you have to record in a space which has the surfaces in it treated so they don't reflect sound. There is no effect or EQ setting that can achieve this, I'm afraid.

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Aug 22, 2021 10:20 AM UTC

What you are hearing is the sound of a perfectly dry acoustic - nothing coming back from the surrounding surfaces. The only way to achieve this is to remove those sorts of sounds at source - so you have to record in a space which has the surfaces in it treated so they don't reflect sound. There is no effect or EQ setting that can achieve this, I'm afraid.

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Inspiring
Aug 22, 2021 3:03 PM UTC

Understood, thank you very much!

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