Audio Filtering
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April 28, 2009 at 7:02 PM #47759
Anonymous
InactiveHi…I recorded a Wedding and for some reason during part of it there is alot of static….I use Avid Liquid Pro 7.0 to put my videos together and was wondering if there is some software out there that I can use to filter my audio…Or is there a way I can do it with my Avid software? Thanks for any help you can give me…
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April 29, 2009 at 1:42 AM #196525
Rob
Participanthmmm…were you using wireless mics? Cell phones often interfere with the frequency of the mics, so that’s probably what the static is. Unfortunately, that’s not fixable.
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April 29, 2009 at 2:08 PM #196526
birdcat
ParticipantSony’s SoundForge and Adobe’s Audition have some very advanced tools for audio scrubbing (way beyond basic simple fixups). If the static is not overly loud, not fluctuating and you have a one or two second sample of the static alone, you might be able to remove some of it. In any case, it may be wortha try just to salvage what you can.
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August 7, 2009 at 7:13 AM #196527
david5566
Participantit seems that Avid Liquid Pro cannot do this job. I have ever used Samplitude. It’s also a power tool just like Sony’s SoundForge. Search it and get a try.
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