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Posted by Chimpolean Chimpinista on 01/30/06 16:05
The WAVES restoration package has plugs that do exactly
that. If you have a clip of the background noise all
alone, you let the program learn the noise then it
takes it out. It can solo the removed sound so you can
hear how much of the wanted sound is removed and adjust
that way too.
Works like a charm. I have used it to remove record
noise and crowd noise. The most amazing demo was
removal of the background noise practically obscuring
the voice of a guy talking at Comdex.
Peace
Phil
"P.C. Ford" <meoh@mouse-potato.com> wrote in message
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: I'm doing a video for a client. We requested that
they shut off the
: overhead heating ducts when we were shooting. The
facilities people
: did not. The sound is noticeable, though one tunes it
out after a
: while. However, it would certainly be better if I
could get rid of it.
:
: I have Sound Forge 6 but have used it to do really
simple stuff.
: Otherwise I am pretty much a newby. We have some
"room tone"; it's
: only the sound of fan/room.
:
: I've read some stuff but can't seem to head off in
the correct
: direction. Can someone give me a push?
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