anyone know some good noise reduction VST Plug ins?

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Kevfactor

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This might be more of an intermediate question and often i dont get an answer for it on other sites lol.

anyways over audacity i often use vst plugins with mixcraft to either stream or record with. helps improve my sound quality a lot compared to what it would be without it. (got some pc fans going so yeah lot of Hissss :) ). think the problem sometimes doing this is it occasionally over does it and sounds like im talking through a cup hehe.

anyways im using a 1.0 gen version of of isotope vst plug in and works okay but the program is a bit dated and i like to maybe use something a bit modern that's not going to cost a lot of money to use. i've tried the sony noise reduction plug in too and i don't really like the results from it. anyways if anyone has any suggestions i'd love to try it. thanks! :)
 
I didn't know you could reduce noise post production. I would be interested to know the answer to this too. I'm such a sound noob. :(
 
I don't have one but I hear that Audacity is good for noise reduction. idk it's free so you could try that
 
Audacity by far is your solution. When I wanted to make a for fun Let's Play Borderlands with my friends, they didn't have good mics, and as a result there was a ton of feedback. After a tutorial of Audacity, I quickly figured out how to edit my audio and get that low hum and background noise out of the picture (even his mom telling him to take out the dog XD) and, on top of that, I could fix Sound Breaks (where the sound is too much and overrides the mic and makes a "aljsdlkfjwaoiefj" noise). For a free program, Audacity is amazing.
 
Adobe soundbooth is great for killing noise. As long as before you start talking you have 15 seconds or so just of the ambient back ground so the program knows wjat to filter out. I also use premier pro to extract it to.
 
i not the biggest fan of audacity because it's really slow how it works.

it doesn't work within vegas so i got to render everything out, edit which audacity renders every effect done, then export a wave file then line it back just right again in vegas. not that efficient for me =p.

i might try sound booth out and see how i like it though. might work better with sony vegas! i'm sort of looking for a live solution too which is why i'd like to find out some different VST style of noise reduction plugins over isotope rx 1.0. (i should just get istope rx 2.0 but it's pretty expensive hehe) :)
 
Kevfactor said:
i not the biggest fan of audacity because it's really slow how it works.

it doesn't work within vegas so i got to render everything out, edit which audacity renders every effect done, then export a wave file then line it back just right again in vegas. not that efficient for me =p.

i might try sound booth out and see how i like it though. might work better with sony vegas! i'm sort of looking for a live solution too which is why i'd like to find out some different VST style of noise reduction plugins over isotope rx 1.0. (i should just get istope rx 2.0 but it's pretty expensive hehe) :)
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Well for whatever you use there is a boat load of tutorials on youtube. Thats how I found out about soundbooth. I always had it just never used it. Lol
 
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