How do you make a specific sound disappear ?

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December 3, 2019
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Hi.

What I mean by "specific sound" is, for example, me coughing, and I want it to scram ! Another question whose answer must be super easy, I'm sure...

If someone could answer, I'd appreciate it very much !

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Michael Grenadier

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If you enlarge the audio track vertically and horizontally you can use the audio waveforms to quickly find the beginning and end of the cough.

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Richard M Knight

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Use the razor tool to cut it out and replace it with some clean atmos from elsewhere in the take.

alexandrem4092445Author

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Oh, okay. Well, that's what I'm already doing. I was hoping that there'd be a faster... magical way. Thanks !

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openaperture96

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If you have Adobe Audition, you can edit your audio there and use something called a Spot Healing Brush to take out that specific spectral frequency (View > Show Spectral Frequency Display). You can find more info on how to do that here, under "Select Artifacts and repair them Automatically"

https://helpx.adobe.com/audition/using/selecting-audio.html

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