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  • Audio filter(s) to use?

    Posted by Saya Hillman on October 11, 2005 at 4:10 pm

    Someone shot interview footage with a camera plugged into an outlet, as opposed to running on a battery, and the result is a fluctuating buzz throught the 2 hour interview, sometimes really high, sometimes not that noticeable.

    Is this fixable at all? Not sure what audio filters to use?

    Thanks! I’m desperate for advice!
    April

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    October 11, 2005 at 4:26 pm

    Continuous hum is one of the kinds of noise that can be addressed.

    This is the kind of “continuous” noise that a program like Bias “SoundSoap” can help remove.

    https://www.kenstone.net/fcp_homepage/review_soundsoap.html

    Bias has recently released “SoundSoap 2”

    https://www.bias-inc.com/products/soundsoap/

    SoundSoap was retailing for about $50 (up to $80 just before the new “2” release).
    SoundSoap 2 is priced at about $100.

    You export the audio, process it through SoundSoap 2 and re-import it to FCP.

    OTOH, If you have FCP 5 Studio, Soundtrack Pro has “sampling” noise-reducer that does the same operation as SoundSoap.

    Lastly, if you don’t have either program, you can try using the standard FCP “Hum Remover” filter, but it usually ends up eliminating most of the WANTED audio as well.

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