![]() |
![]()
Post
#1
|
|
![]() Newbie Group: Members Posts: 4 Joined: 22-Feb 02 From: Adelaide Member No.: 3,538 ![]() |
Mac OS9.1. I'm using PT4.3 and a lot of plug-ins (Waves etc) but still can't get rid of some AC hum and a low level band of noise from 550Hz to 2KHz. I know on the PC side there was some apps that would take a 'DNA' snapshot of the unwanted noise and then filter it out. Is there anything like that on the Mac side? either standalone app or as a plug-in?
-------------------- claudio (composer)
|
|
|
![]() |
Replies
![]()
Post
#2
|
|
![]() Newbie Group: Members Posts: 8 Joined: 06-Feb 02 Member No.: 3,315 ![]() |
soundhack has a function called spectral dynamic gating. this can take a 'noise print' and gate it out of an audio file. i've had pretty good luck with it, most denoising programs/plugs are very expensive and don't offer much control but tend to work well (hyperprism ioniozer is supposedly very good and definetly very configurable, but i never could set it up to work very well), soundhack is entirely free and very configurable. though not real time.
if your on a pro-tools rig with dsp then i have no suggestions for plugs there. steinberg has a vst plug that worked pretty well when i tried it, also as noted the included denoiser plug with spark se(?) was quite good when i tried it. it didn't look like they sold it seperately though, maybe so. waves has a denoiser plug i've read about but not really looked into. in general i find this program (soundhack) hard to get to gripes with. even still,i find it very usefull for all manner of utilitarian things, and as a sound creation tool. someone on the bias-peak mailing list i'm on posted base settings that work really well on getting rid of most noise, some tweaking is still required. take a look at the manual online for information on what the parameters affect. ------------------------------------------------------------- How to use SoundHack as a noise reduction tool. I got this off the BIAS PEAK user discussion list - sorry but I neglected to copy the name of the person who posted it. 1. Extract a soundfile containing the noise or hiss you are attempting to remove. 2. Load the file to be processed into SoundHack. 3. Select Spectral Dynamics and set the options as follows: Gate Duck 4096 bands Lowest Band = 0 Highest Band = 4096 '3rd Octave' selected -60dB reduction 'Use Smoothing Amplitude' selected Below Threshold Use Soundfile For Threshholds select your extracted snippet Extra Threshold = 0 4. Process. 5. Obviously every file will take a bit of tweaking to get right but it works better than the hiss-wacking software I paid money for. ------------------------------------------------------------- //c |
|
|
Posts in this topic















![]() ![]() |
1 User(s) are reading this topic (1 Guests and 0 Anonymous Users)
0 Members:
