Hi i'm currently testing with Adobe Audition as well.
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So yeah, noisy cheap mics now sound somewhat professional thanks to Adobe.īefore reading this text. Note the Spectral Delay Rate in the third image it's by default set to 70% which makes some extremely nasty echoing noise that doesn't typically exist. While it's not perfect, as I have to play with the numbers some more, it's ideal enough that people won't notice. Here's an imgur album with the original recording, my Hard Limiter settings, my Noise reduction settings, and the final result. But, you can't just go through that automatically, otherwise you'll get a nasty echo. After that, I hit apply on Noise Reduction and then Apply on the Effects rack. After it's set up (but don't hit Apply yet!), I capture a noise print by selecting several seconds of noise and hitting either Shift+P or Effects -> Noise Reduction / Restoration -> Capture Noise Print and then I remove all of the noise by selecting the whole file and running Noise Reduction (process) found in the same submenu as Capture Noise Print (or I just hit Ctrl+Shift+P which opens up the menu automatically). So, step one, I set up the effects rack because of the hard limiter, it makes me louder without adding extra noise.
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What do I do to clean it up? Adobe Audition actually has a really nice noise removal feature and only now did I figure out how to use it to properly clean up my recording.
However, I need to increase the volume by 20dB because it has issues picking me up and there's a bunch of noise as a result. My mic is a cheap $5 Chateau and it picks up sound fairly well.
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