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Apr 5, 2023 7:35 PM UTC
Question

WAV File Noise Reduction Removal Undone in Multi-track

  1. I recorded a WAV file in Adobe Audition
  2. I removed the breathing noise (Effects/Noise Reduction/Noise Capture/Apply)
  3. I confirmed the sound was removed by replaying the WAV file.
  4. I saved the WAV File.
  5. I exported it and renamed it, just to be on the safe side to make sure it was really removed.
  6. I played the exported file in my Windows default audio player and confirmed the breathing noise was removed.
  7. I opened Adobe Audition and created a new Multi-Track / Podcast template
  8. I opened the exported WAV file in my multi-track session.
  9. I pulled the exported WAV file into the host section of the podcast. It LOOKS like the breathing is gone because the audio line is completely flat between sentences. But, when I play it...
  10. The breathing is back!!!  The sounds that I removed weren't REALLY removed? They were still included in the file after I exported it?

 

I called tech support. They said, "It happens sometimes."

 

Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong so that this doesn't happen sometimes?

 

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Community Expert
Apr 6, 2023 3:50 PM UTC

Could it not be the Podcast template's odd compression settings that are adding back sounds you thought you had removed? Does it sound ok it you use a non template multitrack?

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SteveG_AudioMasters_
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Community Expert
Apr 6, 2023 4:09 PM UTC

Good point...

 

Sarah, if you are using the Podcast template, then absolutely the best thing to do is to remove it - it causes nothing but grief because of the wierd settings it uses.

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SteveG_AudioMasters_
Community Expert
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Apr 5, 2023 10:18 PM UTC

It shouldn't do that, and it's never done it for me!

 

What I'd suggest is that if you want to be really sure, then use Save As, give it a slightly different name, close it, reopen it, make sure it's okay and use that in the multitrack. If it's still wrong after that, then report back.

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