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WOW That really did the trick Mike, Thanks a bunch........I am a radio guy from the 80s just getting back into the swing of things and you have really helped me with the digital learning curve! Thanks so much!
Mike, great video! It didn’t help me with my phone sound problem. Notice how a audio from a landline sounds so different from a cell phone. It’s like it lacks the bass and depth. A cell phone is clear and sounds like the person in in the same room, but a landline sounds so distant.
I like your DJ voice - it reminds me of Dave Cliffton from Alan Partridge every time I hear you, hahahaha By the way, thanks a lot - you really helped me!
When you analyse the audio in either spectral frequency display or the frequency analysis window you'll see telephone audio is very narrow band. You'll be lacking a lot of the frequencies you'd need to make the audio sound full. But you'll also be able to see in the spectral frequency display the frequencies where are most prevalent and it's those that you'll want to adjust via EQ to sound less tinny.
Hiii, actually one of my call recording is clear in starting 2 min but later on the entire voice is unclear in my MI phone , I'm unable to fix that so please help😭
I'm dealing with a low-frequency distortion mixed with the vocals. I have all the iZotope RX stuff but can't seem to get rid of it. I can isolate the unwanted effect but can't seem to invert that to just keep the vocals. The recording sounds like someone had their phone in their pocket to record the vocal interview so it's muffled or like a semi-distorted phone call that was recorded.
Hi Tahir, you’d need to use a hardware solution to be able to attempt this in a real time live situation. A software solution would introduce too much latency.
Hi Tahir, I can't see how you'd be able to do this live as you wouldn't have a noise print to capture. You need the noise print available to capture to run so this a post processing technique.
This is a godsend. I have a client who’s guest called in and his audio is tinny and trash. I thought I’d be spending hours cutting out when he speaks and tweaking it but this is so much better. I might actually get to sleep tonight. 🥲🙏
⭐ Exciting Announcement for Adobe Audition Users! ⭐ - Unlock the power of professional audio editing with my incredible Adobe Audition presets. Simplify your workflow and achieve outstanding sound quality effortlessly. Explore them here: mrc.fm/presets Your support is highly appreciated 🙏🎚😊
Thank you. I was able to fix the horrible quality of an international phone call interview by following your video. Pure gold!
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Great vid! Loving your videos, I learned audition primarily from your work. I've started working on cleaning up podcasts for myself and friends!
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WOW That really did the trick Mike, Thanks a bunch........I am a radio guy from the 80s just getting back into the swing of things and you have really helped me with the digital learning curve! Thanks so much!
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Mike, great video! It didn’t help me with my phone sound problem. Notice how a audio from a landline sounds so different from a cell phone. It’s like it lacks the bass and depth. A cell phone is clear and sounds like the person in in the same room, but a landline sounds so distant.
Mobile phone technology has increased a lot over the last decade 👍
I like your DJ voice - it reminds me of Dave Cliffton from Alan Partridge every time I hear you, hahahaha
By the way, thanks a lot - you really helped me!
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Love the phone call too videos. Is there anything we can do to make these calls sound less tinful?
When you analyse the audio in either spectral frequency display or the frequency analysis window you'll see telephone audio is very narrow band. You'll be lacking a lot of the frequencies you'd need to make the audio sound full. But you'll also be able to see in the spectral frequency display the frequencies where are most prevalent and it's those that you'll want to adjust via EQ to sound less tinny.
@@MikeRussell Brilliant! Can’t wait to try it!
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Hiii, actually one of my call recording is clear in starting 2 min but later on the entire voice is unclear in my MI phone , I'm unable to fix that so please help😭
4k was the max for phone but what if I am trying to clean up a zoom recording? Thank you!
The principals are the same, you're just working with a slighter larger frequency band
Wow what an amazing difference. I will give this a shot on my next phone interview shoot.
Good luck
Can this be done on iOS GarageBand? If so can you make a video on it?
Mobile apps are generally cut down versions of the computer versions. I'd suggest if you're doing serious editing you'd be better using a computer.
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I'm dealing with a low-frequency distortion mixed with the vocals. I have all the iZotope RX stuff but can't seem to get rid of it. I can isolate the unwanted effect but can't seem to invert that to just keep the vocals. The recording sounds like someone had their phone in their pocket to record the vocal interview so it's muffled or like a semi-distorted phone call that was recorded.
Can you post a sample of the audio in our community please? community.musicradiocreative.com/
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How can i use capture noise print (Shift + P) for live streaming?
Hi Tahir, you’d need to use a hardware solution to be able to attempt this in a real time live situation. A software solution would introduce too much latency.
@@MikeRussell Thanks a lot for your reply, i am happy with too much latency. can you please guide me how to do it using Audition?
Hi Tahir, I can't see how you'd be able to do this live as you wouldn't have a noise print to capture. You need the noise print available to capture to run so this a post processing technique.
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This is a godsend. I have a client who’s guest called in and his audio is tinny and trash. I thought I’d be spending hours cutting out when he speaks and tweaking it but this is so much better. I might actually get to sleep tonight. 🥲🙏
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Thanks Mike
You're welcome