0:33 is my struggle for every video 😐 I have high ceilings, and I've even gotten so desperate as to go into my car, and do voice overs which is entirely too much work 🙃 You're a life saver!
@@audiotoolshed Yes, at first I thought it was a problem with my camera (Canon G7x Mark II), but then I noticed it happened with my phone too (Samsung Galaxy S10+).
@@TayzWay You correctly noticed it's the room you're in. It's the acoustics. First thing to try is to record your VO as closely to the microphone as possible. That will help. Maybe invest in a simple shotgun or lavalier / lapel mic which will connect to the phone or camera. If you want to properly fix too much echo, you need to do some acoustic treatment. Think curtains, drapes, carpet for a quick and dirty fix. Of you want to do it properly then it will be bit more work ;-) Maybe find a different room to record VO in will work better, usually berdrooms have carpet and curtains and lots of absorbent material and will sound a lot more dry ( or dead as they sometimes say) with a lot less reverb / echo.
@@TayzWay That should work for sure. It will sound a lot closer. Never used that one before?I would first try and see if it improves in regards to the reverb before you do any new investments.
Just read another commend about taking the audio from Filmora. I am going to have to try this , my videos are generally an hour and comprise of 40-50 recordings so doing each one would be a nightmare, never thought I could edit and then export the Audio ! Hopefully you have some other videos on Audicity or whatever it’s called
Yo! Audacity is in the works. Be aware that when you export, do 1 file of all audio edited in filmora. Because if you do all clips seperate in whatever audio program without having the video you can mess up the sync.
hahaha thanks! I'm no Filmora expert, but the cool part is when you use for instance Audacity you can do all of this I mentioned in the video. Well the de-verb is a really specialty one, but the rest can be done in aduacity. I prefer to expert audio ( which filmora can do) because you can then work more easily on audio. In video editors you often work swith clips which is a bit of an hassle.
Hey Hey! I was watching the Tube Buddy stream today with Daniel & Dee and you popped up...super glad to have found you and checked out this video! Great info! Happy to be a new subscriber!
Hey! Yeah two streams in a row hahaa. Was nice in both the tubebuddy and streamyard stream wasnt't it? Thanks for subscribing! And if you have any questions, just pop them in the comments or community tab somewhere. Here to help! Aren't you in one of the tube ritual, nimminati or batalion FB groups? I'm sure i saw your channel popping up there somewhere. Could also have been in a tubebuddy stream.
@@audiotoolshed Oh wow, ok! I appreciate any input :) I'm self taught with everything, so the more help, the better! Thank you so much. Maybe my channel will turn you into an ASMR fan!! :)
That will work if you're lucky. Most of the time that will result in simply a weird sound. The issue is that most background noise is not a constant sound, but has ever so slight changes in their frequency spectrum and sound which makes that the phase inversion trick will not work. Most plugins use a combination of phase reverse and smart frequency dependant gating. If you have a constant hum for instance, then only using phase inversion can be succesful.
I havent made one yet. Maybe I will later. Things like volume automation en eq can be applied for sure with resolve in the fairlight tab. I do have a video on how to make your voice better, maybe it will show some mixtechniques to point you in the right direction: th-cam.com/video/ZXH1XwxQYOg/w-d-xo.html
Please make a complete course of audacity and then Adobe audition too...ummm not a course but just like Daniel...tricks and ways to solve difficulties.Wish you more success.❤️
@@audiotoolshed I am learning Adobe audition but didn't find something cool about it,like denial gives us a lot of cool tricks of fimora.When I want to combine two pieces of music in one line the point where they attached with each other is not smooth.Hope so you understand.My English is not good enough.😂
Hey ! I understand you perfectly. I think you need crossfades. Put two clips behind eachother and press x or move them oevr eachother. That will create a crossfade.
0:33 is my struggle for every video 😐 I have high ceilings, and I've even gotten so desperate as to go into my car, and do voice overs which is entirely too much work 🙃 You're a life saver!
Haha, you're welcome! High ceilings wont be a problem I would say, can even be a blessing,
I assume you have too much reverb / echo going on?
@@audiotoolshed Yes, at first I thought it was a problem with my camera (Canon G7x Mark II), but then I noticed it happened with my phone too (Samsung Galaxy S10+).
@@TayzWay You correctly noticed it's the room you're in. It's the acoustics.
First thing to try is to record your VO as closely to the microphone as possible. That will help. Maybe invest in a simple shotgun or lavalier / lapel mic which will connect to the phone or camera.
If you want to properly fix too much echo, you need to do some acoustic treatment.
Think curtains, drapes, carpet for a quick and dirty fix. Of you want to do it properly then it will be bit more work ;-)
Maybe find a different room to record VO in will work better, usually berdrooms have carpet and curtains and lots of absorbent material and will sound a lot more dry ( or dead as they sometimes say) with a lot less reverb / echo.
@@audiotoolshed Are there any mics you recommend? I have a generic lapel mic, I just never consider that would actually help. 🤦🏾♀️
@@TayzWay That should work for sure. It will sound a lot closer. Never used that one before?I would first try and see if it improves in regards to the reverb before you do any new investments.
Just read another commend about taking the audio from Filmora. I am going to have to try this , my videos are generally an hour and comprise of 40-50 recordings so doing each one would be a nightmare, never thought I could edit and then export the Audio !
Hopefully you have some other videos on Audicity or whatever it’s called
Yo! Audacity is in the works. Be aware that when you export, do 1 file of all audio edited in filmora. Because if you do all clips seperate in whatever audio program without having the video you can mess up the sync.
✅ Get great Voice Quality easily with Audacity! Guaranteed! th-cam.com/video/YXIQowQY6pU/w-d-xo.html
Daniel bought me here ✌🏻
And welcome here!! Are you an active Yt-er?
@@audiotoolshed not really :) but when ill be done with my studies ill start and I'm always there to watch u and Daniel informative videos
Ha! Then you'll be fully prepared when you start!
@@audiotoolshed yup! im damn ensure about it
@@exoticdamage5511 go go go! ;-)
Daniel sent me over , liked and subbed but it does look quite complicated to me..
Thanks for the like and sub!
Tell me what you're struggeling with for my understanding. Here to help.
Very nice! But can you do it on Filmora?
hahaha thanks! I'm no Filmora expert, but the cool part is when you use for instance Audacity you can do all of this I mentioned in the video. Well the de-verb is a really specialty one, but the rest can be done in aduacity. I prefer to expert audio ( which filmora can do) because you can then work more easily on audio. In video editors you often work swith clips which is a bit of an hassle.
Hey Hey! I was watching the Tube Buddy stream today with Daniel & Dee and you popped up...super glad to have found you and checked out this video! Great info! Happy to be a new subscriber!
Hey! Yeah two streams in a row hahaa. Was nice in both the tubebuddy and streamyard stream wasnt't it? Thanks for subscribing!
And if you have any questions, just pop them in the comments or community tab somewhere. Here to help!
Aren't you in one of the tube ritual, nimminati or batalion FB groups? I'm sure i saw your channel popping up there somewhere.
Could also have been in a tubebuddy stream.
I love how you explain this.
Hey thanks! Good to see you here. Hope it was helpful :-) Which program do you use for audio?
Wooo..Perfect for me.as an ASMRtist with KIDS!!! LOL. Thanks so much 🤗🤗🤗
Haha you like to make it difficult for yourself, dont you? What mics do you use for asmr?
Lol..I love challenges 🙃🙃 I use a Blue Yeti, Tascam, and recently bought the Zoom H4n. Mainly use my Blue Yeti though 😀
Ah nice!
I'm not into ASMR but I must say Rode mics ( for instance the new NT1) has a really low noise floor. All depends on budget, right?
@@audiotoolshed Oh wow, ok! I appreciate any input :) I'm self taught with everything, so the more help, the better! Thank you so much. Maybe my channel will turn you into an ASMR fan!! :)
@@SteadyChillaxinASMR Haha who knows ;-) Dont be afraid to ask any question, hopefully audio related, to me ;-)
You Can also try to pick a sample of the noise only,dupplicate it on an another track, and reverse phase
That will work if you're lucky.
Most of the time that will result in simply a weird sound.
The issue is that most background noise is not a constant sound, but has ever so slight changes in their frequency spectrum and sound which makes that the phase inversion trick will not work. Most plugins use a combination of phase reverse and smart frequency dependant gating.
If you have a constant hum for instance, then only using phase inversion can be succesful.
Really awesome and super useful video for me I'm fighting with reverb noise of my room :) Thank you so much Marlon for making this one!
Thanks Alexei! Better is of course to work on your acoustics then having to fix your audio every time :-)
Thanks, I have a problem with cars where I record so I will try this next time.
Awesome! Let me know if it worked out
is any tutorial remove noise video just using Davinci Resolve 17
Thank you
I havent made one yet. Maybe I will later. Things like volume automation en eq can be applied for sure with resolve in the fairlight tab.
I do have a video on how to make your voice better, maybe it will show some mixtechniques to point you in the right direction:
th-cam.com/video/ZXH1XwxQYOg/w-d-xo.html
Please make a complete course of audacity and then Adobe audition too...ummm not a course but just like Daniel...tricks and ways to solve difficulties.Wish you more success.❤️
Haha yeah a course is intense. Adobe audition. Good one. Need to check that one more. What difficulties do you run into?
@@audiotoolshed I am learning Adobe audition but didn't find something cool about it,like denial gives us a lot of cool tricks of fimora.When I want to combine two pieces of music in one line the point where they attached with each other is not smooth.Hope so you understand.My English is not good enough.😂
Hey ! I understand you perfectly. I think you need crossfades. Put two clips behind eachother and press x or move them oevr eachother.
That will create a crossfade.
From Daniel . great video;)
Awesome! Hope the video was helpful!
Daniel squad😜
Booya! Batalion member here!
Please say "I'll be back.." you sounded like terminator. Lol Daniel bought me here.
Thanks
Hi! I am here from Daniel!
Well hello then! You're into making youtube videos?
@@audiotoolshed yes!
Sweet! I saw you're already getting some views. Nice. Do you upload regularly ?
@@audiotoolshed yep I upload almost every 7 or 8 days
@@IshaanOP07 That's a good upload schedule to grow your channel!
Hey G'day I'm from Daniel 😄
Well hello to you! Daniel is great, isnt he!
@@audiotoolshed yaah he is truly great
He is. How did you find his channel?
@@audiotoolshed by searching filmora 9 tutorial and then I started watching him😁
Ah great! I found him because he was often a streamguest and also for his YT knowledge :-)
" stick around, i will show you how :D "
Hahahaha, that one is copyrighted ;-)
Really liking your videos but way too many adverts.
Thanks for your nice words? How many ads do you see? Dialing this in. Shouldnt be more then just in the beginning and one halfway. on long videos.
ya i was brought ti u by daniel
Hi! you're most welcome! I hope the video was helpful for you!
@@audiotoolshed yes thank you actually i wanted a tutorial on how to do tis
Aweseme! Don't hesitate to ask if you want to know more or struggle with something.
I the third one only
Third one is still bronze medal! Thanks for commenting :-) You have a gaming channel? How is that one performing for you?
@@audiotoolshed no one supports sad life
@@Snarip You're only 13 videos in! TH-cam is a marathon, you probably know that saying. What do you struggle most with?
Quite motivational and thanks this small talk made me feel good.
@@Snarip Just keep on going :-) Consistency, endurance and wanting to learn. Those are keyfactors in youtube growth