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Kevin Randolph October 6th, 2007 07:22 PM

Help with Static Ridden Audio in FCE
 
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Attached is an audio clip from a project I'm working on. It's pretty static ridden. It was recorded quite a while ago, and I've improved my acquisition since, but I still need to use the clip - and a few others that have the same problem.

I don't have FCS - only FCE 2.02 and Garage Band 4.1

I was able to use a couple of different filters to reduce the static when she is not talking, but it is still too evident when she is talking. The filters I used so far are:

1. Expander/Noise Gate
Threshold: -30
Ratio: 1.77
Attack Time: 5
Release Time: 100

2. 3 Band Equalizer
Low Freq: 501
Low Gain: 12
Mid Freq: 1500
Mid Gain: 0
High Freq: 10000
High Gain: 0

3. Notch Filter
Freq: 8000
Q: 6

So where do I go from here? I'd like to refrain from a large expenditure right now, so shareware, freeware and free/low cost plugins are preferred. Any help would be appreciated.

And no, re-recording the interview isn't an option. I wish it were...

Kevin Randolph October 11th, 2007 11:24 PM

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Chris Soucy October 12th, 2007 02:54 AM

Hi Kevin............
 
Just a thought, as on my system anyway (which is pretty good) that clip just sounds sort of "60's" for want of a better word. Why not tune the video to the clip and not the clip to the video.

Sounds like a shed load of audio taken off 60's & 70's doco's, most people (I refer to normal, non video people) wouldn't bat an eyelid if that was on a doco.

Otherwise can't be of much help.


CS


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