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| In Audition, you could do some filtering. I am not sure if you're familiar with very basic sound frequency analysis, but the human voice can range roughly from 80 Hz to 1200 Hz. This range involves the shrillest of children and the most powerful of movie trailer announcers. You can use the FFT filter in Audition to cut out all frequencies outside this range. Most noise is very high frequency. You can also use the spectrograph view in Audition to isolate what frequencies dominate your comic's voice and accentuate them, while removing all the others that are clearly not part of the desired signal. | ||||
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Volume II by 10/15/2005, 8:13am PDT  No. You could invest the time to get plugins for Sound Forge, but don't. NT by 10/15/2005, 4:50pm PDT Re: Volume II by 10/22/2005, 10:57am PDT Re: Volume II by 10/22/2005, 12:02pm PDT If you have Audition, then it's easy. by 10/22/2005, 1:14pm PDT Re: Volume II by 10/22/2005, 12:11pm PDT |
