Subject:buzzing

Posted by: ellenmg

Date:6/11/2008 9:23:35 PM

my recording is clear but there is a low buzzing in the background. how do i remove it?
and secondly
what do I do to remove the puffy sounds, as when you take a breath between words/
thanks

Subject:RE: buzzing

Reply by: rraud

Date:6/12/2008 1:19:07 PM

Low buzzing in the background. how do i remove it?
and secondly
One Word: Noise Reduction (or is that two) NR-2 is the tool for what you describe. Audio Studio does not have it however, so it must be purchased separately or with an upgrade to SF-9.

what do I do to remove the puffy sounds, as when you take a breath between words
An expander "may" work, especially one with adjustable frequency trigger parameters like the Ultrafunk gate. Otherwise it must be done manually with volume or volume envelopes.

Subject:RE: buzzing

Reply by: Mike Music

Date:6/12/2008 2:11:34 PM

Noisegate might also work, if the breathing noise is not to loud if you don't need to keep the space you could also use the auto trim/crop function.

Subject:RE: buzzing

Reply by: Steven Myers

Date:6/12/2008 3:25:06 PM

there is a low buzzing in the background. how do i remove it?

If you have SF9 (maybe 8 or even much earlier -- I fergits), you have Noise Reduction 2.Use that.

what do I do to remove the puffy sounds

Highlight the sounds you want to remove, then Process|Mute. Or right-click on the audio clip and use Volume Envelope.

Subject:RE: buzzing

Reply by: Larry Clifford

Date:6/14/2008 1:47:37 PM

I don't want to sound stupid, but where do I find information on Ultrafunk gate? I used Google and www.ultrafunk.com does not appear to produce appropriate results.

Subject:RE: buzzing

Reply by: ProToolsAddict

Date:6/15/2008 8:37:24 AM

Cakewalk bought the ultrafunk plug-ins several years ago.