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Tuesday, February 23, 2016
Learn Something New Every Day
Several readers noticed that my wife's otherwise pretty good narration on the background checks video had some room noise. So re-record with better mike? No. This video shows how to use Audacity's noise reduction effect to clean up the track. You select a silent part of the track, and Noise Reduction uses that room noise to subtract from the rest of the track. Very clever. I will put up the noise reduced form shortly.
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A good improvement, but the sound still isn't as direct as it should be with a headset mic. I'm wondering, if this was done on a laptop computer, if the headset was really selected in the Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Sound > Recording tab when the recording was made. It still sounds like an on-board microphone to me.
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