JacobbarnardYT
Active Member
Cheers! Helps a lot
AUDACITY BACKGROUND NOISE REMOVAL GUIDE
- Thread starter Anony Mouse
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ProphetXeD
MWAH.
This is exactly what i was after - i can often hear my computers fan in my vocal track. Thanks buddy.
Anony Mouse
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And I forgot this got stickied 
love it.
The Bearded Warriors
Active Member
Nice and simple guide, kudos to you.
As an additional tip: At the same time you can select the whole track, click Compressor and then just click OK. This evens out the peaks in your audio making the sound levels more consistent.
As an additional tip: At the same time you can select the whole track, click Compressor and then just click OK. This evens out the peaks in your audio making the sound levels more consistent.
SimplyNextGen
Well-Known Member
Thats for this it helped me out a lot i use this on all my videos everyday going to check out some of your other topics to see if you have anymore good tips for me as this helped me so much
Natasha Morgan
Active Member
Wow! Can't wait to try that! Thanks for sharing the detailed instructions!
Jawad Soomro
I'm a Human!
Yes I've always used Audacity for removing the Noise removal, its the best but not much useful, coz the quality of sound is distorted at some peaks.
PhilipFLYfilms
Active Member
Hello every one.
I don't know if this is the right thread to post in. I have a sound related problem & I'm not sure if it is a recording or editing issue.
I got a new mic: Blue Snowball Ice. It seems like an ok mic for an affordable budget. A lot of people here recommend it.
I recorded another episode with it [ep5-death death]. When I play back the video, the sound seems ok. When I edit it in FCP X, the sound is fine. After render and playback it is ok as well.
The problem is when I export it, I get clicks & pops.
I tried 2 export settings for sound:
set 1:
AAC
22 kHz
2 channels
16 bps
40 kbps
set 2: AAC, stereo 48 kHz
The result is the same. A good part of the recording is fine but about 30 % is with annoying clicks. I think I get the noises when the sound level gets a bit higher.
Do you know what can be the problem? Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks!
I don't know if this is the right thread to post in. I have a sound related problem & I'm not sure if it is a recording or editing issue.
I got a new mic: Blue Snowball Ice. It seems like an ok mic for an affordable budget. A lot of people here recommend it.
I recorded another episode with it [ep5-death death]. When I play back the video, the sound seems ok. When I edit it in FCP X, the sound is fine. After render and playback it is ok as well.
The problem is when I export it, I get clicks & pops.
I tried 2 export settings for sound:
set 1:
AAC
22 kHz
2 channels
16 bps
40 kbps
set 2: AAC, stereo 48 kHz
The result is the same. A good part of the recording is fine but about 30 % is with annoying clicks. I think I get the noises when the sound level gets a bit higher.
Do you know what can be the problem? Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks!
Samantha Brown
Liking YTtalk
Sony Vegas & Audacity Tip
If you have tens or hundreds of sound clips, which all require noise removal, you'll be better off rendering out the entire set of track(s) and removing the noise of the track as a whole, rather than doing each individual clip. Saves lots of time.
If you have tens or hundreds of sound clips, which all require noise removal, you'll be better off rendering out the entire set of track(s) and removing the noise of the track as a whole, rather than doing each individual clip. Saves lots of time.
