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how to remove peak noise
I’ve captures footage from a party where the sound was sooo loud that my camera captured the audio with a lot of cracks in it (don’t know the term for it really). Even when my camera’s audio level was set on the lowest Db possible.
My question:
Is there a way in adobe premiere 5.5 to lower these cracks? (don’t know the term/word for it)Thank you very much.
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8 Replies
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if it’s distorted from being over modulated – not much you can do.
Chris Tompkins
Video Atlanta LLC -
Yeah, ah than there is nothing I can do..
Is there a way to record footage without being overmodulated,
when there is a very loud band playing etc?
I already set the audio on the camera on the lowest so that is recording without peaks. but it is still overmodulated… -
Is there a way to record footage without being overmodulated,
when there is a very loud band playing etc?Of course. It’s done all the time.
You’re best to set levels with the level coming in.
You were using the on-cam mic were you?
You’ll get better sound running a signal out of the sound board into your camera.
It’s a learning experience for you.
Chris Tompkins
Video Atlanta LLC -
yes I was using the on-cam mic.
What you are suggesting is using an external mic that I plug into the camera?
I am using the sony PMW EX-1. -
No. You bring cable and connectors and you take a line out of the mixing board. Feed it into your camera.
Chris Tompkins
Video Atlanta LLC -
yeah but than you lose all the background sounds. Like cheering people etc. There must be a way to record all the environment sound from a party without over modulating it. But how…
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On cam mic – input 2
Board feed – input 1Chris Tompkins
Video Atlanta LLC -
oke, I will try that. I need to have some wireless xlr in and out sets.
In adobe premiere both channels will be visible when I import the footage?By the way, thank you very much for your help.
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