EQ'ing out the VUVUZELA from world cup matches?

col · 16th June 2010, 01:32 PM

Trying to watch the world cup, some might like the Vuvuzela. I would rather EQ it out. Iv'e plugged in a Behringer DSP1124P Feedback Destroyer Pro. which has 12 bands of parametric EQ should do the trick. Seems harder than expected though. Anyone got any idea of a good procedure to follow?

cheers,
col.

mt490 · 16th June 2010, 01:37 PM

This may assist you?

How to Silence Vuvuzela Horns in World Cup Broadcasts

People have been reporting success with even TV EQ, but to what degree I don't know.

col · 16th June 2010, 01:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mt490

This may assist you?

How to Silence Vuvuzela Horns in World Cup Broadcasts

People have been reporting success with even TV EQ, but to what degree I don't know.

yep, thats handy cheers

stevieg · 16th June 2010, 02:11 PM

If TV companies BBC I'm looking at you here employed and listened to engineers, this problem would never have arisen, and their snake oil marketeers would not be telling me that digital radio is CD quality (that bad, eh?) and trying to switch off FM by 2015. Thank you. I feel better now. Helga, my lovely Swedish nurse has just brought me my medication and promised me a massage.

picowallspeaker · 16th June 2010, 02:43 PM

The best method is : put that IC ,that you've pulled out of your DAC ,in a simple circuit ,just plug the non inverting input to TV audio output and the inverting one to a mic (pre-amplified ,of course ), then you play the VUVUZELA loud and if you catch the rhythm they should magically disappear...

16th June 2010, 01:32 PM	#1
col diyAudio Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	EQ'ing out the VUVUZELA from world cup matches? Trying to watch the world cup, some might like the Vuvuzela. I would rather EQ it out. Iv'e plugged in a Behringer DSP1124P Feedback Destroyer Pro. which has 12 bands of parametric EQ should do the trick. Seems harder than expected though. Anyone got any idea of a good procedure to follow? cheers, col. __________________ http://www.minirig.org.au

16th June 2010, 02:11 PM	#4
stevieg diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Gwynedd North Wales	If TV companies BBC I'm looking at you here employed and listened to engineers, this problem would never have arisen, and their snake oil marketeers would not be telling me that digital radio is CD quality (that bad, eh?) and trying to switch off FM by 2015. Thank you. I feel better now. Helga, my lovely Swedish nurse has just brought me my medication and promised me a massage. __________________ steve if it ain't broke, I ain't fixed it

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16th June 2010, 01:37 PM	#2
mt490 diyAudio Member Join Date: Jun 2010	This may assist you? How to Silence Vuvuzela Horns in World Cup Broadcasts People have been reporting success with even TV EQ, but to what degree I don't know.

16th June 2010, 02:43 PM	#5
picowallspeaker diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2007	The best method is : put that IC ,that you've pulled out of your DAC ,in a simple circuit ,just plug the non inverting input to TV audio output and the inverting one to a mic (pre-amplified ,of course ), then you play the VUVUZELA loud and if you catch the rhythm they should magically disappear...