Probably the ugliest sound possible - any experienced sound extractors out there?
- May 29, 2023
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Been using adobe products for a long time - less so Audition, but I know something of my way around it. The problem is as follows:
I got handed a 16 minute chunk of video from 1990 given to me by my cousin who works for Adobe. It features my late sister interviewing my late aunt and uncle, and my late grandmother. So pretty precious material. None of them were professionals, so the sound levels would be terrible enouigh on their own. However.... there is a grinding, electric-toothbrush-against-the-mike level of sound running the length of the recording. I've tried just erasing the midsection of the spectrum, and it does clean it up SOME, but since everyone is speaking so softly, it's difficult to pull that up without some portion of the horrible noise returning with it. I've included a selection of sound from throughout the 16 minutes. I've also included screenshot of the SFD (that "center line" sound, that's the noise).
So anyone got a magic stack, or suggestions (and yes, I've taken a noise sample and it works meh, but difficult on the b-side with my grandma - very quiet speaker and my sister is off camera, and there's plenty of visual noise, making it difficult to KNOW that no one is talking, and the noise definitely has a slightly different pitch between a and b sides, so wants a separate solution.
Cheers in advance!
Sarge
