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July 28, 2024
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TWO MIC AUDIO PROBLEM

  • July 28, 2024
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New user question, thanks in advance for any help provided.

 

a friend and I recorded a podcast using the Hollyland lark max system. We both were miced and it recorded our audio an separate tracks. I entered the two files into the mixer to begin playing around. The very first issue I have is that our voices were picked up on the opposite persons mic so there are spots that you hear me speak but shortly after the same sentence is heard coming from my friends mic. I hope that makes sense I couldn't get Google to understand. Is there a way to remove that audio from each others track?

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EuanWilliamson
Community Expert
Community Expert
November 22, 2024

Also, of interest perhaps, Version 2 is now available. It's much faster and sigificantly improved.

It also helps with mic bleed. Worth a try perhaps?
https://podcast.adobe.com/Enhance

 

Best regards, Euan.
SteveG_AudioMasters_
Community Expert
Community Expert
July 28, 2024

No, there isn't a processing option for that, because nobody has figured out any sensible way to identify what needs to be isolated. You might find that you can reduce the effect of it by passing each track through Adobe's online Enhance Speech tool, which uses AI to try to optimise what you've got, but how well that will work depends a lot on the level of the interfering signal. It's here - Enhance Speech . That said, if you have two people sitting close enough with omni mics on them, crosstalk is absolutely inevitable unless you put screens between them - so they can't hear each other...

 

Also, what doesn't help with the Hollyland Lark is the latency that's unfortunately a part of the system, (see the reviews) and that's probably the delay you are experiencing. There's a pretty fair evaluation of the sytem here on Youtube. 

Participant
July 30, 2024

Thank you for the help, I rralize that omni mics probably not my friend for my setup.