Hi. I am a bit of an Audacity newbie and trying to edit some not great audio. I have (helped a lot by reading around on this forum) managed to solve various problems, but can’t seem to solve a whistling/screeching noise around certain letters and sounds (usually involving a “sh” combination) in my recording. I’ve included a short audio sample, but any recommended tips/tools would be very much appreciated. Thanks so much.
Perhaps you are looking for something like this: De-essing plug-in or directions for de-essing
The bit-rate of that MP3 is 32-64kbps.
That’s too low: it’s going to create compression artifacts like whistles.
If you must use MP3 only use it as a delivery format.
Otherwise only use WAV format to maintain quality.
EQ’ing helps a bit …
before-after
but it’s a jigsaw with pieces from the spectrum because of the data-loss from the low bit-rate.
This topic was automatically closed after 30 days. New replies are no longer allowed.