GustavoFring
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Hello Everyone,
Not sure if this is the correct place, mods please move or delete and let me know the correct location to post.
I work in Communications for a large, we'll say entertainment company. Our dispatch center handles Security, EMS, pretty much every department reaches there at some point. We're in the process of switching to a TRBO system from analog. With a go live date of about 12/1, we're assembling training materials for the dispatchers and field units now. I'd like to give real examples of the difference between analog audio, and digital. I was part of a P25 rollout when I was in the 911 world and remember all of us having a difficult time developing "an ear for it" some more than others.
Sure, there are a million examples online. But, I'd like to customize them for our location. Anyone know of a way to convert a file to sound close to AMBE+2 ? I have a decent amount of experience in Adobe Audition, but the only results I can find are TAL Vocoder. That gets somewhere near close, but no cigar. Short of obtaining the hardware early and recording examples that way, any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
Not sure if this is the correct place, mods please move or delete and let me know the correct location to post.
I work in Communications for a large, we'll say entertainment company. Our dispatch center handles Security, EMS, pretty much every department reaches there at some point. We're in the process of switching to a TRBO system from analog. With a go live date of about 12/1, we're assembling training materials for the dispatchers and field units now. I'd like to give real examples of the difference between analog audio, and digital. I was part of a P25 rollout when I was in the 911 world and remember all of us having a difficult time developing "an ear for it" some more than others.
Sure, there are a million examples online. But, I'd like to customize them for our location. Anyone know of a way to convert a file to sound close to AMBE+2 ? I have a decent amount of experience in Adobe Audition, but the only results I can find are TAL Vocoder. That gets somewhere near close, but no cigar. Short of obtaining the hardware early and recording examples that way, any ideas?
Thanks in advance!