Audio Editing

The_Goose

Hey have an audio track which is some one speeching into a mircophone.
There s back round noise like traffic and i was wondering is there anything i can to to get ride of it?
I have Blaze media pro think a band pass filter will do it.

Lump

A high pass filter should do it. Obviously you could use eq to remove the different frequencies.

John

The_Goose

Thanks John, whats eq?

eyedrenalin

Okay, firstly the best way to get rid of this is to use a paragraphic EQ with a tight Q curve "notched" on the noise band. Goose, if you need to Ask about EQ then you are way too far away from your end result. Basically, an EQ [Equaliser] is a device to give equal loudness across the bands. In other words, lower loud bass or boost lagging treble... blah blah...

You need to do a little research here but it's not half as complex as it sounds.

Good luck.

[If you can't see what I'm on about, google the terms you don't understand]

B

dino4t3

use a noise reduction algorithm..ie Adobe Audition has noise reduction facility, but you need to have a short sample of the noise only, to be able to remove it