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Sound editing
I’m using Final Cut Express to edit a video that has a lot of background fuzz on the audio.
Is there anyway to strip this out without losing the audio over it?
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3 Replies
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There are a number of programs that can probably help. Apple’s Soundtrack Pro has noise reduction capabilities. If you search the Cow for noise reduction you should find others.
John
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FC can not do too much with audio. Try adding a 3 band EQ and fiddling with that, you may be able to isolate some of the frequencies the buzz is from and lower them?
Good Day
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A parametric EQ would be of more help. Try “sweeping” for the correct frequency by setting the Q to 1 the gain to 20 and “sweeping ” the center frequency to find the offending noise. Turn the main volume lower as this will make it loud. When the offending noise is loudest turn the gain to -20 and move the Q up to taste. This should remove a great deal of the noise in the audio track.
Thanks,
Rob Brambila
System Engineer
Promax Systems
rob.brambila@promax.com
http://www.promax.com
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