[Jasmine Kim]

Hi Richard,
As I have returned the drive back to the editor for some update, I don’t have the audio file with me.
But what I meant by traffic noise is not the actual car sound such as honking, engine, etc. It’s the fast car driving sound you hear on a highway. And actually it’s mostly “broadband noise” with a little bit of highway sound occasionally.

According to you and Ty, it seems almost impossible to magically remove the white noise.
I hope that the producer knew this before shooting the scene… hm…

Thanks!

[Jasmine Kim]

Hi Ty,
Um, yes, it’s not exactly same as the youtube clip. I just meant that that’s basically the type of white noise that’s recorded.
Behind the window is a busy street with lots of cars passing.
I can’t put it in the camera as I don’t have the equipment. The voice sounds just fine and so is the rest of the interview. It’s just that part where it’s shot in the room with the open window.
Is it even possible to almost completely remove it in ProTools?
Thanks a lot!

[Jasmine Kim]

Hi
Thanks for the post.
For the past 2 days, I watched a looooot of tutorial videos on youtube and vimeo but still couldn’t figure out this specific issue.
I get how things work. But for some reason it doesn’t work when I try to apply those methods to what I’m creating.
I just want to mask a small part of the video screen and release the mask after a second.
Wow, how hard this can be?!