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August 8, 2017
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Making noise reduction or adaptive noise reduction more automatic

  • August 8, 2017
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Hi Adobe community,

Can anyone please help me on how to achieve in making the process of applying a noise reduction or adaptive noise reduction more automatic. Kinda like dropping a prproj adobe premier file into media encoder and media encoder just reads the config for that project and auto renders.

I want to be able to achieve a similar thing in adobe audition if that is possible. Does it offer that kind of options like a project file audition version? Where I import a wav file in that project, apply the adaptive noise reduction to it, save the project on a media encoder watch folder and media encoder simply automatically renders the audio?

Hope get some help.

Thanks

Keane

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Correct answer ryclark

That feature is covered by Batch Process from the Edit menu. However Noise Reduction depends very much on the type and level of noise within each audio file and really needs to be tailored to each separate file. However if all the recordings were made in the same recording space and the noise is pretty similar between them you might get away with applying a generic setting for NR. In Batch Processing any effects that you want to apply need to have been first saved as Favorites. This can be done by clicking on the star icon to the top right of most effects settings panels.

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August 8, 2017

That feature is covered by Batch Process from the Edit menu. However Noise Reduction depends very much on the type and level of noise within each audio file and really needs to be tailored to each separate file. However if all the recordings were made in the same recording space and the noise is pretty similar between them you might get away with applying a generic setting for NR. In Batch Processing any effects that you want to apply need to have been first saved as Favorites. This can be done by clicking on the star icon to the top right of most effects settings panels.