noise removal
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suttlemyre
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- Operating System: Windows 10
noise removal
With my budget equip. this is a easy, better than average recording. How to get rid of the final hiss?
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Re: noise removal
I can't listen to your file because I'm at work.
Audacity has a Noise Removel "effect". The idea is to feed-in a noise "fingerprint" (Noise Profile) of noise only, and then apply the filter (effect). Here are the details.
With very low-level background hiss (or any constant low-level background noise) you can usually get excellent results. You may have to experiment with the settings for optimum results, or you may decide it's best left as-is. Sometimes there are trade-offs. You can get artifacts and sometimes "the cure can be worse than the disease."
Audacity has a Noise Removel "effect". The idea is to feed-in a noise "fingerprint" (Noise Profile) of noise only, and then apply the filter (effect). Here are the details.
With very low-level background hiss (or any constant low-level background noise) you can usually get excellent results. You may have to experiment with the settings for optimum results, or you may decide it's best left as-is. Sometimes there are trade-offs. You can get artifacts and sometimes "the cure can be worse than the disease."