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... to be there no matter what mic I use, sad to say. Usually I have the wet mouth noise as well. Should I also use his de-clicker? I didn't see if that should come before ...

... practice you'll notice your vocalisation improving and a reduction in mouth noises comes with it ... Outdoors the wind will dry your lips and reduce the lip-smacking on P's, but the the wet-mouth noises will be back after you are indoors and have had a beverage.

ACX Check only inspects technical specifications. Is it loud enough, etc. It doesn't do a thing for the second test, the theatrical one. That's the one you can fail for "wet mouth noises" or too much noise reduction, echoes, etc.

Do you have a plan of action if they bounce you?

Koz

... hearing. I definitely have hearing loss is some middle to high freqs. Wet-mouth clicks are mostly in the 4kHz-12kHz range, If you play back at a slower speed (say 0.75x) ...

... latest improvements to the plug-in I am developing for filtering out of wet mouth noises and clicks from my narrations. I also present a de-esser using similar methods ...

... description or a technical term? Some clicks come under the category of wet-mouth-noises : lip-smacking & inadvertent tongue-clicks . They tend to be brief : less than ...

... theatrical damage. So if you're reasonably careful with breathing and "wet mouth noises" (I love that phrase), you should be well on your way to publication. The AUP ...

... probably can't tune each chapter (other than patching pops, clicks and wet mouth noises) and you can't change your production technique in the middle. On Wednesday last, ...

... did you decide for theater corrections: breaths, tongue-ticking, and wet mouth noises? My Opinion is ignore the breathing unless you're clinically asthmatic like one ...

... these clicks actually generate? The clicks could be occurring in their mouth : wet mouth noises.