Originally Posted By: rayc

You're trying to do something that's, realistically, not likely to work.

As I've already said before, I do know that it doesn't become realistic:
Originally Posted By: Gabarito

Yes, Bud, you're right.
Result sounds artificial, indeed.

As I've said before, it has already worked. I'm not worry about realistic sound:
Originally Posted By: Gabarito

But, for my purposes, I could reach a way to do what I was trying to do, at first.

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Originally Posted By: rayc

You've been given that advise and some tools, in my case freebies, to address some of the issue.
Do you really think you've the experience to know Spec match isn't going to work for you after a quick go and a VISUAL cross check in Melodyne?

Thank you for your suggestions.

As I said since the beginning, I'm a complete newbie.
I'm not judging Spectrum Matcher.
Originally Posted By: Gabarito

For a big newbie as I am, it's a little complicated to analyze this sort of stuff, at first view.

Where did you read that I'm a experienced guy to give sentences about Spectrum Matcher?
I'm arriving right now, I'm asking for advice from you gurus.
I couldn't understand Spectrum Matcher and I've gave it up.
I found another solution that has satisfied what I was looking for.
Originally Posted By: Gabarito

I downloaded Reaper and had installed JSFX Spectrum Matcher plugin, as you had guided. I never used that program/plugin before.
For a big newbie as I am, it's a little complicated to analyze this sort of stuff, at first view.
But I will try to understand its main concepts.

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Originally Posted By: rayc

Mate, if you want one click solutions you're in the wrong hobby/field.

I ask to disagree.
I could find an one click solution and I'm fully satisfied with it.
Of course, it won't prevent me to explore more and learn much more this wonderful field.

Thank you, rayc, for all your comments.
All of them helped me along this thread.

Merry Christmas.

Last edited by Gabarito; 12/25/22 01:48 PM.