Vegas 10 - how to remove a "buzz" help needed
 

I recorded an event and have a buzz or hum in the audio. I tried to remove it using Audacity, but just couldn't get it right. Any help would be appreciated. I have attached a sample.

Re: Vegas 10 - how to remove a "buzz" help needed
 

izotope rx.

quickly tried your sample - worked well without any tweaking - but i'm sure you could...

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1Tm...it?usp=sharing

Re: Vegas 10 - how to remove a "buzz" help needed
 

Re: Vegas 10 - how to remove a "buzz" help needed
 

Leslie,

I downloaded izotope rx to try it out...can you guide me through the settings you used?

Thanks in advance.

Herm

Re: Vegas 10 - how to remove a "buzz" help needed
 

I use Adobe Audition for all my audio restoration, it does a pretty amazing job at fixing audio. Give it a try comes with easy to use audio restoration filters.

Re: Vegas 10 - how to remove a "buzz" help needed
 

plonked it in rx, clicked remove hum - voila.

i also did a second test after by selecting 'learn', selected hum 'sample' then ran process. my hearing is stuffed, so i'm not sure how much difference there might have been...

Re: Vegas 10 - how to remove a "buzz" help needed
 

Nice one Leslie! Solid outcome.

I had a go with the new RX3 Standard, and tried to knock-out more of the harmonics, but you've nailed it in one-shot! There is a very interesting - well, I think it's interesting - what I call a proximity-feedback tail/trail-off as the speaker or hand-holder must be walking off and away from an RX for the TX mic unit. I tried to wrangle that down, but all I ended up doing was removing more from the speaker's voice.

Yup, Less Is More.

Grazie

Re: Vegas 10 - how to remove a "buzz" help needed
 

grazie, as much as i would like to take credit, credit is ALL due to izotope. ok, i'll take some credit for realising my hearing is fubar and that if i am to do any mixing then it has to be with software that i can depend on to do what i can't....