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The Noise Removal step is delicate and will only work as long as the crowd noise doesn't change. If it does, you have to go through and get a new profile with the new crowd. The application settings in step two should stay the same. If this was easy, anybody could do it. What's left? Oh right. http:...

We do, but lets get you out of trouble first. The simplest one is the last one where I just took out all the rumbly sounds. This can make the show sound a little tight and high, but it's a normal news gathering technique. Do this to your clip first and see if you like it before applying it to the wh...

Here's one where I left the crowd in but took out as much wind as I could.
Koz

Here's one where I squeezed the wind noise a little bit more. If you're interviewing somebody with a male voice, this may create problems with them. Koz

I was able to help a bit. This may be good enough for your show (attached). You did record this "in the wild" and there's only so much we can do. If this is OK, I'll post how I did it.

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Koz

Pardon me. It's the de-esser.

http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 9&p=235470

You should know that cheap microphones, tiny computer speakers and earbuds make this problem much worse. Mid tones and bass quality is expensive.

Koz

It's always a shock the first time you hear yourself the same way others hear you. You might make good use of sibilance suppression. I'm looking for the postings.

Koz

No. The only serious difference between the two is in very subtle nuances of voice. Your voice pressure has to horse around a metal plate and a coil of thin wire in a Dynamic microphone whereas in a Condenser microphone your voice just has to deform a whisper thin metal foil. How they interact with ...

You shouldn't worry about the After. We'll make our own.
Koz