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December 6, 2023
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Voice audio with echo after speeding up

  • December 6, 2023
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Good morning folks! I edited a quick interview in which I had to speed up in 20% to make it faster for Instagram content. The thing is that some parts of the audio came out with some "echo" or "stutter", I dont know exactly how to define that. I'll tell how I  edited that and I'll also upload a part of the interview that clearly shows the issue.  Any suggestions about how to fix that? Thanks a lot 🙂 

 

1- at the sequence, I changed the Speed/Duration for 120% and DID NOT CLICK on "Maintain Audio Pitch", I don't like how it comes out if you change the pitch this way

 

 

 

 

 2-I applied a Pitch Shifter effect at the track and got it 4 semi-tones lower. That fixed the pitch issue, it sounds good in general, except for some very short parts in which there is this "echo/stutter". Coincidentally or not, they're located exactly where I cut some parts of the video, when the following one starts. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Correct answer Peru Bob

Try using an audio transition at the cuts.

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R Neil Haugen
Brainiac
December 6, 2023

Peru Bob's answer was a very major thing, really. It's one of the reasons that many experienced audio people do prefer to head to Audition for audio cleanup & polishing. As ... it's so easy to simply grab the edge of a 'cut' and set a transition between audio clips there. A short transition on each cut, and wow ... the difference that makes ...

Peru Bob
Peru BobCorrect answer
Adobe Expert
December 6, 2023

Try using an audio transition at the cuts.

Participating Frequently
December 6, 2023

Smooth! That solved the issue. Thanks a lot!

Peru Bob
Adobe Expert
December 6, 2023

You're welcome.