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Removing Audio Hiss In Premiere
Hi all,
Thanks for taking the time to read.
I recently shot a short interview with a Canon t5i, and there is noticeable audio hiss. Removed with Premiere’s DeNoiser, but the hiss returns when I add transitions to cuts. I’ve tried fiddling with the transitions and DeNoiser levels to mitigate, but have been unsuccessful.
Hoping someone reading has experienced this as well, and can provide a solution or point one.
Looking forward to reading your feedback,
Paolo -
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Paolo,
Assuming you have Audition, send the edit (or the clip’s audio) to Audition and have it remove the offending noise. There are a few tutorials on this, but here’s a couple to look at that may put you on the right path.
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Thanks for your response Dennis. Turns out I do not have audition though. Do you have any other ideas?
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Download the trial and use it for free for 30 days. That’s the easiest solution.
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I was able to do this using the “DeNoiser” function. You can watch the clip (with Jason Momoa) here: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10152390572173884
The hiss was originally so bad, I considered not using the video.
Thanks for your feedback.
Paolo
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Thanks Dennis, will look at that.
In meantime, I was able to do reduce the hiss using the “DeNoiser” function. You can watch the clip (with Jason Momoa) here: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10152390572173884
The hiss was originally so bad, I considered not using the video.
Thanks for your feedback.
Paolo
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