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Remove Heavy Background Noise #shorts #audioediting #editing #learn

27 Apr 2023 · 0 min

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Short YouTube tutorial by Areeb Mirza demonstrating how to remove heavy background noise using Adobe Audition. The video walks through selecting audio in Premiere, opening the clip in Audition, capturing a noise print, applying Noise Reduction, using DeReverb when echo appears, and saving (Ctrl+S) to return the corrected file to the Premiere timeline.

Questions this video answers

Adobe Audition

Effect → Noise Reduction → Capture Print ("Capture print")

Effect → Noise Reduction → DeReverb (adjust percentage until echo is gone)

Ctrl+S

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Be using Adobe Audition. So on your timeline, select the audio you want edited right click on it and head over to Adobe Audition. Once it goes up, we're going to locate the noise by itself. First. Over here we're going to highlight that area using our mouse. Now head over to effect noise reduction and click on Capture print. Once the software captures the print, before proceeding to the next step, make sure the highlighting part is unselected. Now we're going to head over to our noise reduction. You can use the settings I have on my screen or tweak according to your liking and click ok. But what happens sometimes with heavy noise reduction is that you get echo. To solve this issue, you can just go to your effects noise reduction and then click on De Reverb. You can change the percentage number to the point of where there is no echo left. After everything's done, you just need to press Ctrl s to save the file and the corrected file is going to appear on the Premiere timeline.