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Way to clean up ‘raspy’ voice audio?
Seth Hinz replied 13 years, 3 months ago 5 Members · 13 Replies
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Ty Ford
February 20, 2010 at 5:20 amActually, Pro Tools has a de-esser. It’s a high frequency limiter with an adjustable corner frequency.
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Peter Groom
February 20, 2010 at 10:19 pmI tend to think that, unless people want to provide ongoing tech support, suggesting side chaining and key inputs (having re read the 1st post) is probably a bad idea.
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Seth Hinz
March 28, 2013 at 2:32 pmI had success with the following parameters.. (bearing in mind, I’m an audio novice.
1. Boosted lower mids
2. Reduced the high end curveThat cut down the raspy quality, so I applied to file. At that point, I had bassy audio. So I needed to add back some dynamic to the voice.
In Soundbooth, there is an Effects Rack Setting called “Voice: Male 1” which includes a EQ: Graphic & Dynamics settings
The EQ Graphic does the following on a four panel EQ
Drops LOW by -2db
Drops LOW-MID by -5db
Bumps up HIGH-MID by 5db
Keep HIGH the sameDynamics does the following:
LIMITER
Threshold: -4.8db
Ratio: 23.9
Attack: 0.0ms
Release: 100msCOMPRESSOR
Threshold: -30.0db
Ratio: 5.9
Attack: 10.0ms
Release: 100msGATE/EXPANDER
Threshold: -120.0db
Ratio: 30.0
Attack: 500.0ms
Release: 1000msGAIN
Output Gain: 4.2dbI was pretty happy with the way it sounded at that point.
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