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How to adjust conventional dialog recording?
I’ve recorded a piece of narrative dialog using a conventional karaoke microphone (ice cream cone mic). As expected, there’s a lot of unwanted puffing and whiffing, especially when I’m saying B, P, K, or T. I did minimize the ambience noise a bit by recording within the confines of a rough cloth blanket, but i’m pretty sure that could improve as well. Could someone explain how i can use the features in Audition to get rid of the popping, puffing, and whiffing and be rid of the small amount of hiss or breathing in the background?
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Kevin
You may be able to use the FILL SINGLE CLICK filter in SPECTRAL VIEW mode … Bring the wave into the EDIT side and expand till you can highlight just the pop, (make sure you have MARQUEE SELECTION TOOL button punched up) … Once you do that go to VIEW>SPECTRAL VIEW you will see the pop … You may have to expand your highlighted area a bit, but if it is too much this function won’t work … Next go to NOISE REDUCTION>CLICK/POP ELIMINATOR>FILL SINGLE CLICK … This function works well but in this case I think it may degrade the audio … The best way is to prevent it from the get go is by using a pop filter or screen in front of the mic which can be simply made by using a wire coat hanger and nylon stocking … If you go to americanmusical.com and do a search for “pop filter” you can see what they look like … WILLIE
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Not sure how to remove the artifacts from your current recording, but the document refered to in this post may help prevent them in the future.
https://www.creativecow.net/forum/read_post.php?postid=111277415558588&forumid=168
-Skye Sweeney
FLL Freak Productions
https://www.fll-freak.com
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