2 Feb
2010
2 Feb
'10
8 a.m.
Hartmut Noack wrote:
Audacity has such a feature. It works quite OK, given,
you do not overdo
it. It can add some phasing and tends to make the overall sound somewhat
murky so one needs to fiddle a lot with the preview before applying it...
You first select a noise-reference in you file, then call the
noise-remover and tell it to use the selected audio as a noise-sample.
Then you select a range you want to clean up and start fiddeling with
the (few) settings ....
Hmmm. A quick test suggests that audacity doesn't really do that great a
job, at leat for these particular samples. The biggest problem is the
noise is still there, although in a stuttering fashion, in the attack
part of the sample.
Will try later when I have more time, also I'll check out the de-esser
suggested by Patrick.
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