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Improve Audio in Vegas
Hi,
Wondered if anyone can help.
I’m editing an DVD for someone but every now and again while they are talking the breath into the mic or knock the mic and I get the loud pop of noise.
Is they anyway I can reduce the pop sound of them talking? Do you recommend a audio editor to fix it.
Thanks
David -
3 Replies
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I use Adobes Soundbooth for that. It can do great things in reparing sound.
Theo
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Actually, if you have Sony Soundforge, when you are in Vegas, right-click on your audio timeline, or a portion of it that you’ve sliced for editing, and click ‘Open a copy in Soundforge’. Soundforge will open your clip and you can edit the audio from there, save (it will save a copy of the changed audio file back in your Vegas project) and Vegas will reflect your changed audio back in your timeline. Douglas Spotted Eagle has a plethora of plugins for Soundforge.
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“Actually, if you have Sony Soundforge, when you are in Vegas, right-click on your audio timeline, or a portion of it that you’ve sliced for editing, and click ‘Open a copy in Soundforge’. Soundforge will open your clip and you can edit the audio from there, save (it will save a copy of the changed audio file back in your Vegas project) and Vegas will reflect your changed audio back in your timeline.”
You can do exactly the same with Soundbooth (Go to OPTIONS-PREFERENCES-AUDIO tab and set Soundbooth as your favorite audio editor).
Soundbooth has the advance that you can select pieces of disturbing noise in the spectral view and repair this without disturbing the rest of the spectral view. I don’t know about the latest version of Soundforge, but in version 8 this was not possible.
Theo
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