How I Remove Background Noise in My Audio || iZotope DeNoise Tutorial
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How do you get rid of hiss in your audio without destroying the speech? iZotope DeNoise is my favorite solution || linked below. See all my gear at https://kit.co/rayortega
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Track: Road to San Francisco by Magnetize Music
When you record audio for your podcast or video production, there is almost always some kind of noise floor. In many cases, you may not want any of this noise, often referred to as hiss, to be heard in your audio.
There are free solutions in Audacity, Audition (which has become almost as good as DeNoise) and other apps with noise reduction plugins but nothing has done a better job for me as iZotope's DeNoise https://podhelp.me/izRXEl7BH and it doesn't have to be expensive. I picked up the RX Elements pack for $10 on a super sale (keep watch for these which I always tweet via Twitter: podcasthelper. But even the regular price is a good deal for what you get... a noise reduction plugin that usually works like magic for me.
I can remove heavy amounts of background noise (refrigerators, fans, street noise, etc.) with almost no degradation of the dialog. At worse, the recorded audio can become "muddy" stripping out some of the higher frequencies however I this can be corrected for with an EQ (shown in the video).
To use DeNoise to it's fullest, select your noise floor, activate the "Adaptive Mode," loop that section of audio so it can play while you listen with headphones to the reduction in noise as you increase the Noise Reduction slider until the noise is low enough of eliminated.
Deselect Adaptive mode and your noise sample and apply to the entire file. That's it. Enjoy your audio that sounds like it was recorded in a studio..well if you have a decent mic and room treatment 😀
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🎥 🖥 📱🎤 GEAR USED TO MAKE THIS VIDEO 🤘
► iZotope RX Elements 6: https://podhelp.me/rx6bh
► iZotope RX Elements 7: https://podhelp.me/izRXEl7BH
► Focusrite Clarett 2Pre USB: https://amzn.to/2WAJCbK
► Shure SM7B: https://podhelp.me/sm7bZon
► Aputure Light Storm LS C120d Kit: http://podhelp.me/120dKitvmountBH
► DR-10L Lav mic/recorder: https://podhelp.me/TascamDR10LBH
► Rode VideoMic Pro http://podhelp.me/RodeVMP-R_BH
► SmallHD Sony kit: https://podhelp.me/smallHDfocusbundle...
► Sony a6500: https://podhelp.me/a6500kit1BH
► LENS: Sigma 16mm F1.4: https://podhelp.me/SigmaE16mmBH
► Transcend 65GB SDXC card for 4K http://podhelp.me/Trans64U3zon
► Adobe Creative Cloud https://podhelp.me/CC1yearBHdownload
*all links should be considered affiliate links. I encourage you to shop around for the best prices at the time you are viewing this. You can read my ethics statement via http://thepodcastersstudio.com/ethics. Thanks!
#podcasting #audioproduction #izotope #audiorecording #postproduction #adobeaudition #noisereduction
Music by PremiumBeat.com.
License this music: http://bit.ly/1BJbspm
Track: Road to San Francisco by Magnetize Music
When you record audio for your podcast or video production, there is almost always some kind of noise floor. In many cases, you may not want any of this noise, often referred to as hiss, to be heard in your audio.
There are free solutions in Audacity, Audition (which has become almost as good as DeNoise) and other apps with noise reduction plugins but nothing has done a better job for me as iZotope's DeNoise https://podhelp.me/izRXEl7BH and it doesn't have to be expensive. I picked up the RX Elements pack for $10 on a super sale (keep watch for these which I always tweet via Twitter: podcasthelper. But even the regular price is a good deal for what you get... a noise reduction plugin that usually works like magic for me.
I can remove heavy amounts of background noise (refrigerators, fans, street noise, etc.) with almost no degradation of the dialog. At worse, the recorded audio can become "muddy" stripping out some of the higher frequencies however I this can be corrected for with an EQ (shown in the video).
To use DeNoise to it's fullest, select your noise floor, activate the "Adaptive Mode," loop that section of audio so it can play while you listen with headphones to the reduction in noise as you increase the Noise Reduction slider until the noise is low enough of eliminated.
Deselect Adaptive mode and your noise sample and apply to the entire file. That's it. Enjoy your audio that sounds like it was recorded in a studio..well if you have a decent mic and room treatment 😀
SUBSCRIBE: rayortega
INSTAGRAM: Instagram: podcasthelper
TWITTER: Twitter: podcasthelper
🎥 🖥 📱🎤 GEAR USED TO MAKE THIS VIDEO 🤘
► iZotope RX Elements 6: https://podhelp.me/rx6bh
► iZotope RX Elements 7: https://podhelp.me/izRXEl7BH
► Focusrite Clarett 2Pre USB: https://amzn.to/2WAJCbK
► Shure SM7B: https://podhelp.me/sm7bZon
► Aputure Light Storm LS C120d Kit: http://podhelp.me/120dKitvmountBH
► DR-10L Lav mic/recorder: https://podhelp.me/TascamDR10LBH
► Rode VideoMic Pro http://podhelp.me/RodeVMP-R_BH
► SmallHD Sony kit: https://podhelp.me/smallHDfocusbundle...
► Sony a6500: https://podhelp.me/a6500kit1BH
► LENS: Sigma 16mm F1.4: https://podhelp.me/SigmaE16mmBH
► Transcend 65GB SDXC card for 4K http://podhelp.me/Trans64U3zon
► Adobe Creative Cloud https://podhelp.me/CC1yearBHdownload
*all links should be considered affiliate links. I encourage you to shop around for the best prices at the time you are viewing this. You can read my ethics statement via http://thepodcastersstudio.com/ethics. Thanks!
#podcasting #audioproduction #izotope #audiorecording #postproduction #adobeaudition #noisereduction
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