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 ARCHIVED TOPIC: Removing noise from stereo track


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jtalbert - Posted - 05/22/2016:  16:27:56

Does anyone know if it's possible to remove the wind noise from the video I have attached.



 I did this with a Zoom Q8 and it saved the audio as a stereo file.



It's my son playing and I hate to loose the video because of this but its just horrible noise for a while on the video.



Thank you in advance



 




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mdthib - Posted - 05/22/2016:  16:33:12

Yes! What you want is to apply a hi-pass filter (might be called a "bass reducer"). Basically, most of that wind noise is low in the spectrum, and if you EQ that out, say all frequencies below 150Hz, you will be very happy with the results. 


jtalbert - Posted - 05/22/2016:  16:37:05

Matt, 



 



Thank you so much for the information.  



 


Old Hickory - Posted - 05/22/2016:  18:58:05

How to clean up audio with free Audacity software.



 


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