Audio hiss removal?

[Graham Bernard]

iZotope RX…… But keep it quiet, eh?

If you wish I could oblige. Interested?

[Willie Bobo]

or Sound Forge?

[Francois Pénzes]

Hi Robert

If the G man is offering, go for it !

Now, if you want to go DIY and you don’t want to buy the really good software then Audacity is the way to go.

Very important ! Always remove the hisses and the noises BEFORE doing anything else.

Here’s a link to one of many noise reduction tutorials for Audacity.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnEWfAEONTA&ab_channel=Buzzsprout

Cheers !

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[Francois Pénzes]

Hi again

One other thing. If you’re doing dialogues, once you’re all done and happy with your audio, I would recommend passing it thru Levelator. It does wonders for voice-overs. It normalizes your track in a way that makes it way more pleasent for the viewer to follow the narrative. (bonus is that it’s a freeware!)

https://www.videohelp.com/software/The-Levelator

Cheers !

[Dave Turnidge]

What Graham said… I use it weekly. Can’t afford the advanced, but the basic is way sufficient.

[Dave Van de cappelle]

Like they say in the video Editing World is Garbage in = Garbage out.

[Bernie Lademann]

I use iZotope RX too. It has saved my bacon on so many occasions when field recording in hostile (noisy) environments. It’s worth every cent. Also, I never use the noise gate for any projects. Having audio which just disappears completely sounds almost as terrible as the noise itself!

[Steve Rhoden]

Dave Van De Cappelle, What kind of response is that?… To someone simply seeking a quick solution!

[Steve Rhoden]

Robert Maier, The modern miracle cure is indeed Izotope RX8, (lol)….

[Robert Maier]

I was hoping for something in Vegas 15. But I guess a 3rd party is the way to go. Thanks for the suggestions.