Drag the selected DeNoiser effect onto the clip you need the static removed from. Once you have, go to the Effect Controls DeNoiser Reduce Noise By and slide the effect until you notice the static move away. Depending on the clip, I typically find a sweet spot between 6-9 decibels. In this Premiere Pro video editing tutorial, we will dive into the technical side of reducing and removing background noise, background buzz, background hum, and any buzzing or humming sounds using the Adaptive Noise Reduction and shipping the audio track over to Audition for heavy duty background n. The program also supports hardware controls and third-party VSP plug-ins. If you have Adobe Audition installed, you can switch between audio and Premiere and vice versa to enjoy such advanced technologies as adaptive noise reduction, parametric equalizer, automatic click removal, Studio Reverb and compression. Headings and Captions. If you have Adobe Audition installed, you can roundtrip your audio between that and Premiere for advanced techniques such as Adaptive Noise Reduction, Parametric EQ, Automatic Click Removal.
If you’ve edited audio or video, you’ve probably dealt with the subtle static noise that creeps it’s way into the clip and slowly grates away at your sanity. Nearly every video or audio clip will have some ambient noise added to it, and the noise can ruin a high quality piece of content. Here’s a quick guide on how to remove that noise for crystal clear audio:1. Create a controlled recording environment
This can obviously happen in the form of a dedicated studio, but certainly doesn’t have to be. Many of the most popular podcasts on the internet are recorded in closets, bedrooms, or shared office space.
Regardless of your space, find little hacks like minimizing noise, getting rid of ambient sounds (like air conditioning), or even building a mini recording box.
2. Ensure you’re using the right mic for your situation
We use a cardioid microphone, which is the preferred mic to use when you’ll be recording in an environment that could have uncontrolled noises nearby. Cardoid mics pick up the sounds that are spoken directly into them. This tool is ideal for setups that have the microphone anchored in one spot allowing the speaker to speak directly into it.
3. Use Premier Pro to remove up static noise from your audio.
Ok, here is the good stuff.
Even if you do the first two steps correctly, there is a good chance you’ll have static feedback underlying the audio tracks in your video or podcast. Here’s how to use Adobe Premiere Pro to remove that sound from your audio track:
- Open your file and select the specific audio clip that has the static (note: if you have multiple clips, you’ll need to do each of them separately).
- With your clip selected, go toEffects > Obsolete Audio Effects > DeNoiser (Obsolete). A prompt will appear asking if you want to use a newer effect rather than DeNoiser. Deny this option.
- Drag the selected DeNoiser effect onto the clip you need the static removed from. Once you have, go to the Effect Controls > DeNoiser > Reduce Noise By and slide the effect until you notice the static move away. Depending on the clip, I typically find a sweet spot between 6-9 decibels.
We use the DeNoiser rather than the updated Adaptive Noise Reduction effect because the latter has a strange buffer that leaves the static in for the first second or two of your clip. The DeNoiser clip may be outdated, but it works thoroughly. Once complete, you should notice a distinctly clear audio clip without any annoying static muddling the sound quality.
Hopefully, this is a helpful tutorial. Feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns and happy editing!
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Restoration Suite 2 — a Giant Leap in Audio Quality
Restoration Suite 2 is a suite of four cutting edge plug-ins for audio restoration and noise reduction:
- DeNoise 2 is a plug-in designed to reduce noise such as hiss, wind noise, buzz and camera noise. The noise can be reduced automatically in the adaptive mode or after measuring the characteristics of the noise in the noise profile mode. New in version 2 are dynamic noise profiles that capture the dynamic properties of the noise so that noise that fluctuates over time, such as wind noise, can be effectively reduced. The new algorithm has also been greatly improved and is now even less prone to typical de-noising artifacts.
- DeHum 2 targets hum and buzz typically introduced by poorly grounded electrical equipment, but also other tonal noise sources like electrical motor noise. The hum detection algorithm has been improved in version 2 and there’s now a new Scan button that automatically fine tunes the fundamental hum frequency.
- DeClick 2 is designed to remove impulsive noise such as clicks, crackle and thumps. These distortions are frequently encountered on LP and 78 RPM records, but also occur in digital recordings due to drop-outs or distorted data packets. DeClick 2’s thump reduction works also effectively on vocal recordings with unwanted plosives. The algorithm has been improved in version 2 and is now less prone to reducing attacks and transients in the wanted signal.
- DeClip 2 restores audio recordings distorted by analog or digital clipping with an improved algorithm.
New in Version 2
All four plug-ins have received major improvements both in the processing algorithms and the user interface compared to version 1. DeNoise 2 introduces the novel dynamic noise profiles that help reducing noise that varies randomly over time, such as wind noise or rustle from lavalier microphones. Where the earlier versions merely captured a static noise print with time-constant noise levels, the dynamic noise profiles capture statistics from the noise to be reduced. The noise suppression algorithm then estimates the most suitable noise threshold curve for the noisy input signal using the measured statistics.
DeNoise 2, DeClick 2 and DeHum 2 now support Mid/Side (M/S) processing, which can reduce unwanted fluctuations in the stereo image. The core algorithm in DeClick 2 received major improvements and now better preserves transients and can be pushed to higher click and crackle sensitivities without introducing artifacts.
DeHum 2 has a new automatic fine-tune button that triggers automatic estimation of the hum noise frequency. The hum tracking and suppression have also been improved. DeClip 2 was improved in terms of audio quality and now offers even more impressive reconstruction of clipped signal peaks. All the plug-ins in the suite now support surround and immersive audio formats up to 7.1.6 channels.
Acon Digital Restoration Suite 2 is available as VST, VST3 or AAX for both Windows and Mac or as AU plug-ins for Mac. There are 32 and 64 bit versions for Windows. The Mac version is 64 bit and runs natively on both ARM (such as Apple M1) and Intel processors.
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- Acon Digital DeNoise 2 removes stationary noise such as hiss, camera noise and wind noise.
- Acon Digital DeHum 2 removes hum and buzz-like stationary noise. It features a novel algorithm that is significantly better at preserving the source material than classical notch filters.
- Acon Digital DeClip 2 repairs clipped audio material.
- Acon Digital DeClick 2 effectively removes impulsive noise such as clicks, crackle, thumps and plosives.
Platforms and Plug-in Formats
- Available as VST, VST3 or AAX plug-ins on PC (Windows)
- Available as VST, VST3, AAX or AU plug-ins on Apple Macintosh (OS X)
- The Windows is available as native 32 bit or 64 bit versions and the Mac version is 64 bit
- Supports sampling rates up to 192 kHz
- Supports surround and immersive multi-channel audio up to 7.1.6 channels
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Acon Digital DeNoise 2
- Advanced algorithms reduce stationary noise efficiently with minimal impact on the wanted material
- Reduces noise in adaptive mode or based on noise analysis.
- Novel dynamic noise profiles makes it possible to remove noise that changed rapidly over time
- Transient detection ensures that transients remain untouched throughout the noise reduction process
- Effective temporal smoothing reduces “musical noise” artifacts
- Optional M/S processing
- Target broadband and tonal noise or optionally broadband only
- Graphical representation of input frequency spectrum and the noise profile
- Frequency emphasis filter
- High and low shelving filters with variable slopes (-3 to -96 dB / octave)
- High and low peak filters with adjustable bandwidth (0.1 to 3.0 octaves)
- Graphical representation of frequency response
- Editing of filter settings through handles in the frequency response curve
- Solo Noise mode allows you to listen to the removed signal
Acon Digital DeHum 2
- Remove hum and buzz with minimal loss of the wanted signal
- Novel sinusoidal re-synthesis algorithm (preserves wanted signal to a much larger extent) or conventional notch filter mode
- Adaptive mode allows removal of hum signals with a fluctuating fundamental frequency
- New automatic fine-tune button looks automatically scans the fundamental frequency
- Removes up to 96 harmonics
- Optional M/S processing
- Option to target only odd harmonics
- High resolution spectrum analysis of the input signal
- Visual indication of the estimated fundamental frequency as well as the harmonics
- Solo Hum mode allows you to listen to the removed signal
Acon Digital DeClick 2
- Seperate detection and restoration of clicks, crackle, thumps and plosives
- Very accurate detection of click start time and duration ensures minimal impact on the wanted material
- Improved algorithm allows higher sensitivities without artifacts
- CPU efficient algorithm
- Optional M/S processing
- Visual curve meters show the clicks and crackle removal rates
- Residual signal mode allows you to listen to the removed signal
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Acon Digital DeClip 2
- Reconstructs peaks distorted by analog or digital clipping
- Improved algorithm over version 1.x
- Separately adjustable upper and lower threshold values
- Optional upper and lower threshold lock simplifies the workflow in the case of symmetrical clipping
- Graphical representation of the input and output level histograms makes it easy to set the threshold values and monitor the restoration process visually
- Threshold values can be adjusted directly from the level histograms by dragging upper and lower threshold handles
PC Version (Windows)
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- Windows 7 / 8.x / 10
- A host application that is compatible with VST, VST3 (32 bit or 64 bit) or AAX (Pro Tools 11 or higher)
- Intel Core i3 or AMD multi-core processor (Intel Core i5 or faster recommended)
- 1366 x 768 display resolution (1920 x 1080 or higher recommended)
- 1 GB RAM (4 GB or more recommended)
- 1 GB free HD space
Macintosh Version (macOS)
- OS X 10.9 or later
- Runs natively on ARM64 and Intel
- A host application that is compatible with AU, VST, VST3 or AAX (Pro Tools 11 or higher)
- 1 GB RAM (4 GB or more recommended)
- 1 GB free HD space