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Removing the Slight Microphone Feedback in Voiceover
Hello Everyone:
Would anyone know how to remove the echo you hear when the microphone is too close to the speaker. It’s kind of like a feedback. No matter how low a volume I position it, I still hear an echo that sounds like it’s coming from the speaker through the microphone. It’s a slight one, where it kind of pops. It’s not a pop though. When you listen closer, it sounds like an echo; like the person was too close to the microphone or the microphone too close to the speaker.
Best,
Debbie
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4 Replies
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Headphones and turn off loudspeakers.
I have an external Presonus Audio box that gives me this exact control I need: Gains for Mix<>Monitor<>Phones<>Mic. Cost was around £100 and works as my sound card so controls much of the Noise in the system too.
Getting serious about your/my audio is truly commendable. Video starts and finishes with the Audio bed.
Cheers
Grazie
Video Content Creator and Potter
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Does it end up in the final recording or do you only hear it when you’re monitoring the live microphone?
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Hi Scott:
It ended up in the final. What I did was normalize it in Sony and uploaded it in Audacity to clean it up. It sounds so much better now.
Thank you Scott.
Grazie:
Thank you.
I didn’t use the Presonus, but I do use Steinberg UR22. I never tried the brand you named. Is the UR22 as good?
Best,
Debbie
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[Debbie King] “Is the UR22 as good?” Sorry, I have no idea. But are you saying that you ARE using an external audio box/card? Are you able to isolate the mic from monitors by using headphones?
I’m confused now . . . .
G
Video Content Creator and Potter
PC 7 64-bit 16gb * Intel® Core™i7-2600k Quad Core 3.40GHz * 2GB NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 560 Ti
Cameras: Canon XF300 + PowerShot SX50HS Bridge
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