windowsfor.blogg.se - Reduce background noise audition

Using Waveform view go to Favorites > Normalize to -0.1 dB.

Increase the volume of your recording.

When you are having background noise or hiss pulled up in the mix after recording there are a couple of ways to begin to solve this issue. Sound treatment is preferred but if not do all you can by switching off fans, closing curtains and moving away from loud computers if possible.

Make sure your recording room is as quiet as possible.

Try and get levels between -12 dB to -6 dB when recording. The levels on the above example hit around -18 dB.

Make sure you’re using a high quality microphone.

The original Adobe Audition Presets work very hard on voices as they’re designed to make them loud and powerful for radio imaging, promo creation etc.Ī couple of things you can do to stand the best chance of no background noise: If needed i can do the "extreme" version of a guide - how to edit your microphone sound live and do audio routing with hardware and software (VAC).//musicradiocreative-community.s3./original/2X/a/a85a4fd356ded56c6eea7cb47771847d1633cd1e.mp3 There is freeware out there (DAW & Plugins) so anyone with 2 soundcards can actually do this and improve/change the mic sound if he has enough CPU power and RAM to run the additional software (or a second PC/laptop - that will do the job, specially if you are using the second one for streaming anyway). This can be done with VAC, but i was using external hardware and ASIO driver to have a really low latency (5-7ms) - this will not mess up your sound. Was a lot of work, but like this you can get full control over your sound - 8-Band EQ, Limiter, Reverb & Chorus, Saturator and Compressor - what ever you want.īut this require a lot of expensive hardware and expensive software + it will take a lot of RAM and CPU (up to 10% on i7 4770K and up to 1GB RAM). I have done this stuff with Ableton Live 8 (DAW), some plugins and external audio interface.