Adobe AuditionAudio
Noise Reduction Adobe Audition
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STEP 1: Importing The File.
Open Adobe Audition and import your music Clip. To import a music file simply click on the file and drag it into Audition. Or click File>Import>File. The file explorer will open, allowing you to select the desired audio clip.
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STEP 2: Working with Waveform.
Once the file is imported, you will see the Audio file depicted as a waveform. Zoom into the waveform looking for a point in the audio where no one is speaking.
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Zoom into a desirable area and using the mouse, Click, Hold, and drag to select an area. NOTE: To apply this effect to the full track press CTRL+A to select the full audio track.
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Once the area is selected, press SHIFT+P
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Click ok to capture the Noise Print. This feature is taking a sample of the noise pattern and attempts to filter out any noise in the selected area that matches the captured pattern.
STEP 3: Applying the captured Noise Print.
After clicking OK. Press CTRL+SHIFT+P to open the Effect window below.
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This is my default setting. I usually leave it as shown above. Click Apply
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With the setting Applied, you will notice the wave previously selected now is as depicted above. The smooth line indicates that the noise previously selected was removed.
Finished:
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