Audacity Forum

... I understand perfectly why you would want to eliminate lip smacks and wet mouth noises, and I still think about that asthmatic person trying to read, but correct me, ...

... I understand perfectly why you would want to eliminate lip smacks and wet mouth noises, and I still think about that asthmatic person trying to read, but correct me, ...

... and eat as sloppy as I can. In this case, the dreaded lip smacks and wet mouth noises are the goal, not something to be filtered out. I'm on a Mac. If you start with ...

... the client, the step after the ACX Robot. Also see: removing lip ticks, wet mouth noises, etc. If you find a De-Esser setting you like, you might see how close you can ...

... and stomp out sibilants and lip clicking. There was a phrase here.... "Wet Mouth Noises." Koz

pennyroyaltea94 wrote:To me the voice sounds really good with the room reverbs ...

Reverb can improve singing, but not speaking : it makes speech less intelligible.
If you can increase mouth-to-mic distance the wet-mouth-noises will be less audible, (but reverb will be more audible).

I can hear your wet mouth noises That's fascinating. I don't think I've ever heard little musical tick noises like that. They don't ...

... is now that your voice is much cleaner and clearer, I can hear your wet mouth noises. Isn't that great news!?! I need to find which forum elf is good with those. Koz

... posts. It's possible to listen on speakers or headphones that boost mouth noises artificially and the generic audience won't care. You never ... were listening. And that's when you wander out of my world. I'm not a Wet Mouth Noise Elf. Baby steps. Koz

... Noise Suppression affects sibilance, so don't even think of correcting wet mouth noises before you resolve noise. Special, custom, RMS-Normalize was designed to conform ...