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Audio bass is muddy after rendering
Hello! I’m new to this community, but I joined to ask any of you who is reading this,
I recently started to do audio visualizers w/ Adobe AE, and I came across a problem where the bass become really muddy and fuzzy. I’ve searched everywhere (on google atleast) for the solution to this problem, but came out with nothing.Here’s a video that I rendered.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TigRkzd2uk0
@0:28 seconds of the video, there is a drop and the drop’s audio is very fuzzy!
I don’t know much about After Effects so please be clear as possible when you explain the solution if you have one!
🙂 Thank you so much to those who contribute to trying to help me find the answer!other info:
– The song was used in .wav format (It was first .mp3 but i converted it to .wav using this website https://audio.online-convert.com/convert-to-wav)
– i used trap code sound keys to create the audio visuals along with the audio spectrum pluginIf you guys need any other info, please feel free to ask me! 😀
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3 Replies
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does the audio drop out before you rendered? I find it strange that you used an online converter when mp3 is natively supported by ae/premiere. and even if it’s a strange version ae/premiere can’t play, i’d trust the free lame decoder more than some backwater adware site.
example:
lame –decode file.mp3 output.wav -
hmm I don’t know what you mean by ‘drop out’ before I rendered the video…
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I’ll be sure to try out the Adobe Media Encoder!
I’ll let you know if it fixes the problem. Any other suggestions?
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