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I am putting together a guide track for a small choir. The melody and entrances matter more than a polished production, but I do not want an odd texture to distract people learning their parts. The questionable texture appears during a long phrase. My first check would be ordinary listening at a comfortable level. I found a page about remove ai artifacts from audio while looking for language to describe the problem. I am keeping the source unchanged while deciding what to test. Any comparison should preserve the timing of the entrances. The clarity of the sung words deserves a separate check. An isolated passage would keep the first comparison manageable. The singers will use different playback devices at home, so a texture that seems minor on my headphones may deserve a second opinion before I distribute the guide. What would you check first in a rehearsal guide like this? |
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