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manim49762678
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March 8, 2021
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noise reduction issue

  • March 8, 2021
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After updating adobe to 2020, both adobe audition 2019 and 2020 doesn't function the noise reduction. I capture the noise print but it dosen't apply to entire clip. any idea? I didn't have this issue with audition 2019 but now it doesn't work too. 

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Correct answer SteveG_AudioMasters_

Your settings won't work, because you have the Spectral Decay Rate set to 100%, which means that nothing will decay at all! 65% is the highest you ever set this to. It will work best if you take a couple of passes, taking no more than 7-8dB off at a time. And don't set the Noise Reduction slider (which is effectively the threshold setting) any higher than about 80%. You may need to experiment a bit, but there's essentially nothing wrong with it.

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SteveG_AudioMasters_
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SteveG_AudioMasters_Community Expert
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March 8, 2021

I have to say that it works fine here - all versions. That's mainly because it hasn't changed! Can you show us a screengrab of some settings that don't work? So that would be the waveform entirely selected and all the graphs underneath.

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manim49762678Author
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March 8, 2021

When I apply to the entire clip it doesn't work. As you see in the screenshots when I apply to a small selected part it works. I attached the part of the audio file.  Thanks!

 

SteveG_AudioMasters_
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Community Expert
March 8, 2021

Your settings won't work, because you have the Spectral Decay Rate set to 100%, which means that nothing will decay at all! 65% is the highest you ever set this to. It will work best if you take a couple of passes, taking no more than 7-8dB off at a time. And don't set the Noise Reduction slider (which is effectively the threshold setting) any higher than about 80%. You may need to experiment a bit, but there's essentially nothing wrong with it.

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