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Which Audio Filter to Use?
I’m not sure which audio filter to use. Hopefully one of you knows an answer.
I have a clip where a girl with a high-pitched voice is talking and there is a deep, low-pitched crowd murmur behind her. I know there must be a way to separate out the pitches so I can make her voice a little more prominent and the crowd a little softer. Any ideas?
Thanks!
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2 Replies
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Try EQ and/or a High Pass Filter.
You can amplify the frequencies over 5k and attenuate everything under 3 or so.
Those are example numbers, of course you’ll have to play around and adjust to your specific frequencies, but that should be a start.
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There is a very inexpensive software that Izotope makes and I used it all of the time for separating unwanted noises from the voice track. This is better than anything you will find in Soundbooth, and it is only $349.
https://izotope.com/products/audio/rx/
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