Hi Paul. I am a heavy user of and believer in Kinetic Text Animator. I am going to create some videos on how to do some cool things with it. You can check it out at this link: gordisman.com/go/kinetic-text-animator/ .. (yes, this is an affiliate link)
Headphones was a game changer for me especially when editing. Do you think that soundproofing your recording studio is an absolute must or can you just take it out in editing? What's your best advice on that?
Hi Professor Nez! If you can get a pretty clean track recorded and filter out the ambient room noise well with the application of a Noise Removal audio effect treatment, then why bother with the added expense of the acoustical stuff? Of course, it's an option to add acoustical treatment, and you may have the purist's desire to achieve pristine quality, but DO YOU NEED IT? You do your share of LIVE broadcasts and so there can be noise to contend with from the audio quality of the interviewee(s) as well. More variables for you. You have a great quality mic and I think your audio quality is quite good! I'm not sure you need to spend money for that added level of sound treatment. All that said, when I get into doing some Voice Over Pro work, I will be pursuing more perfection in my audio production quality to enhance my mellifluous voice, as you say, even more, but what we have for TH-cam videos, I believe is quite acceptable.
I should have given you a simple answer. For your setup, I'm pretty sure that you will do just fine by editing out the ambient noise, without the need for acoustic treatment. I've not heard any nasty room dynamics coming through your recordings.
Hello Gord, Greetings from India! Firstly thanks a lot for your kind tips on screen casting and other video editing stuff... I have been watching you for many months and following your tips for my technical screen casts. I use Camtasia 9 and Audacity for my Software tutorial podcasts (I train people on Python software) which involves screen recording and annotations. Since I live in an area which is surrounded by traffic, churches, mosques, schools, factories; my videos have been spoiled many times as I am about to finish them there is some kind of noise from the above said sources. It is really annoying and taking many re-takes to finish video and in the due course lot of frustration. I tried going to a remote hill side to record a podcast but wind is my enemy as it is directly blowing into my Blue Yeti mike, lack of internet, lack of power source are other problems. It started as a hiccup and in no time it became my nightmare. I can't afford building a soundproof booth. But in the above video, you explained how you can use Camtasia's noise removal option. But what should I do if some hawker/ice cream vendor shouts and that picked up in my screen cast? How to remove that audio spike? Because street hawkers are very common in Asian countries especially in India. Not just that, a prayer call from a nearby mosque or temple, vegetable vendors, house wives gossiping etc will ruin my work easily. My video will definitely not sound professional with the above menaces. I have been thinking seriously on this issue for a longtime. There are times I booked a hotel in Goa on a beach side and shut the doors and completed my screen casting, but that is not possible always. Is there a tool or application or a method to root out this problem. I even stopped my screen casting these days simply procrastinating things and waiting for the perfect day to shoot. I had a great loss due to this menace. I even doubt sometimes "Is noise removal is so important when content is the king" . I am bitten by perfection bug and in a dilemma for a long time. Please help me on this. A thousand thanks from India Seenu
Hi Srinivas, have you ever tried to use a lav mic, or a shotgun mic? Given that you have such a noisy environment, and a condenser mic (Yeti), I'm pretty sure the noise removal will not alone achieve the quality level result you are looking for. And, if you over-process on the noise removal, the vocal quality will get messed up. In other words, I think a different type of mic (i.e. lav or shotgun) might be better for you to do the tutorial recordings. I say this because when you have those "outside" noises and sporadic things going on, it's hard to filter those out. Did you play with the different microphone settings on the Yeti - I believe there are 3 to try? I still think that your first step would be to use a wired lav mic - not too expensive, and that should help improve things somewhat. I personally use a shotgun mic and the mic is more directionally focused, resulting in a recording with a lot of that outside noise absent from the recording.
@@GordIsman Ok, things noted. But How do I manage not catching up the system sounds like 1. Typing on keyboard, 2. Noises by when keeping a coffee cup or something like that on the table. 3. Or by mouse other things like these How to manage not showing up the taskbar items/icons i.e. don't want to show up these on my videos. Is it thru defining custom recording area instead of full screen? How to do that? Thank you
Hi, i am your subscriber, your veido is very helpful to create my vidio. i have a question. can I make a video as 4k using camtasia9? Also if i insert the 4k video to the camtasia, It is very hard to modify video inside camtasia. I am usuing i7 8gen. 24ram. 512ssd.
Hi Eric. To deal with echo/reverb issues, I export the audio portion of the video track to create a .wav file. Then I edit it externally in Adobe Audition, where I can utilize a reverb remover plugin. I then import the improved .wav file back into Camtasia. I use the Accusonus Reverb Remover Pro. The Reverb Remover Pro is part of a plugin bundle, but it's on a monthly subscription now. I purchased it before the monthly charging model. So, I suggest you look at this video by Curtis Judd (th-cam.com/video/r1zRfEk-2os/w-d-xo.html) to see two recommended echo/reverb remover plugins that you can buy for a one-time price. I'm not sure if you wish to do this more advanced audio editing, but it should help improve the recording. If you want to share a short clip, I will show you how it can improve by applying the Reverb Remover Pro plugin.
What version of Camtasia are you using? I don't have that "analyze" button when I put in the noise removal effect. I use Camtasia 3 for Mac and I know Camtasia 9 for Windows is basically the same thing. Or maybe they have a few differences? Either way, I was able to figure out how to use the noise removal effect properly! Thanks :)
I believe that the two releases are very close in functionality, but there are some differences. With the releases of Camtasia 3 (Mac) and Camtasia 9(Windows) was the ability to share the project files with most of the functionality usable in both. This aspect enabled the ability to work on the same project in on 2 different OS platforms.
I'm a former Captivate user, trying to learn Camtasia. How does this global application of noice cancelling help remove an occasional "um" or deep inhale sound? I'm used to being able to select that specific portion of the audio image and either cut it out or simply white it out - which does not modify the length of the recording. Thanks for helping out this newbie.
Hi Monica, the answer your looking for is in my video on Audio Editing... here's a link to a point in the video that will help you: th-cam.com/video/s-uu1aM4mXk/w-d-xo.html ... also, it doesn't hurt to watch the whole video :)
Hi Dale. Thank-you for your support. I hope you are now a master of Audio Effects in Camtasia. I still have to do a few more. There's always more to come!
Thanks Gord it's really very useful I am wondering where do you bring the great backgrounds you are using in your video! Is there any website that I can download free backgrounds for my videos?
If the noise is still very loud then it is likely that your source recording is a tough one to get clean. I also find that the best results are achieved when you have a recording where there's talking head video and not too much noisiness in the background - e.g. indoors versus outdoors. You might want to do your recording again and try and make it cleaner if that's an option.
does camtasia have a way to remove breathing like in the previous version? I seen videos of sound training to remove the breathing but cannot find it in this version.
Unfortunately, not like the feature in Camtasia Studio 8. In Camtasia 9, the "analysis" feature in the Noise Removal is like a mystery and does nothing to help with things like breathing details to remove. You would have to separate your audio track and work on it outside Camtasia with 3rd party app solutions (e.g. Adobe Audition, Audacity) and utilize plugins that solve this kind of issue, and then bring the track back in. Of course, you can always edit every single breath manually in Camtasia, but I don't think that's what you're looking for.
I am having sync issues with using a separate audio stream (audacity) with 2021. there is no way to sync the two tracks. 2019 works perfectly I have upgraded twice to 2020 and now 2021 hoping the issue has been resolved have you seen this issue. it get them synced and then the first edit they are out again and can't ever get them back in. I really want to use the newer programs. very frustrated any thoughts
I'm sorry that I don't use Audacity much. I use Adobe Audition when I'm doing external desktop recording to produce an audio file to bring in. That said, this post by TechSmith might shed some insights on things to tinker with, even though it's about using the Camtasia Recorder. Another idea is to run the video clip through something like Handbrake and it just might smooth something out with the frame rate execution of the clip that will make it align better when you bring in the audio part from audacity?
I think I know what you mean. I use this software... magicmusicvisuals.com/video ... and then I take an output from there and bring it into Camtasia if it's required for me to do more. But, if you figure out a way of doing that kind of thing in Camtasia, I'd love to see it!
Before asking any questions I have to appreciate your perfect TH-cam Channel. When I want to analyze the voice I select short space between my speech by using the red pointer, but when I click on 'Analyze', an error occurs and contains this message, "Noise training cannot be performed on all the selected media. Adjust the selection and try again. Would you please help me out with that?
That's strange, I've not seen that message before. I suggest that you make a selection a little larger - the selection between the green and red playhead handles, before you press "analyze". Even though you may only have a short bit for the sample before your audio gets into the flow, sample a greater length just to test to confirm that your sample size is large enough. If that solves the problem, then you need to just sample a larger patch. Let me know how you make out?
Hey MrEye4get, good observation! I actually, in this video, and many others, am recording in two different locations, and I'm using two mics. In the intro parts, I'm using my Zoom H5 in a studio room with lots of lights. But, when I'm doing the screencast recording, I'm sitting at another desk, in another room, and using my Blue Bluebird mic which brings more base effect to my voice. Based on the demands of the two spaces, I chose to use the two mics. If I was to limit to one, for consistency, I would have used my Zoom H5 external mic - with Shotgun attachment. That would have produced a more consistent sound. I
@@GordIsman I purchased a simple karaoke mixer to adjust treble and bass when recording. It does have reverb and echo, but I don't use them. I do edit most audio tracks to remove the ambient noise in the background. Thanks for your tips.
So Mr Gord after using noise removal, the audio quality gets really poor, bass is decreased a lot.. So do you think I should play with the sensitivity settings and so?
Play with both settings. I like to work with the default and then add/subtract from there. If you lose too much bass, then dial back the settings. Obviously, if it sounds worse than the original, then don't apply the Noise Removal as not all clips benefit from the application. I find clips with inconsistent noise are the most difficult to get to work out with a clean benefit.
Frankly, speaking, I am TH-cam SEO expert, you are not getting enough views comparing your video quality. I can help you if you want :) my portfolio: goo.gl/8BQRLd
Back again. Gordo, does camtasia 8.6 support (work with) Ghub? i deleted Logitech Capture because I read that ghub was better ... thoughts? My pc tells me that Ghub is in here but the "Available Video Devices" only shows HD Pro webcam C920 ...
Hey, Shaz, sorry to hear you are having trouble. Some kinds of background noise don't get cleared well. It works best on noises that are consistent in pattern/form - i.e. not sporadic. For example, people talking, dogs barking, sirens, the sound of a lawnmower - these kinds of noises can't easily be cleared, yet sounds of a computer fan or heating/cooling system or just room ambient noise are filtered out better. As I mention in the video, don't over-process if it messes up the voices - if you have voices in the video.
@@GordIsman the problem is that bg noise of crow,children, neighbours, squirrels where disturbing..but everyone recommend to low the bg voice...I want the app which spilts audio track..please help
will u tell in short words in reply that...what does sensitivity and amount actually do..we should increase them or decrease them to have better removal....i know u told very well in video but i am good in reading than in viewing....so plz help and reply
In a simplified way: Think of Sensitivity as the main dial, and the Amount as the sub-dial. For each move on the Sensitivity slider, play with the Amount and see how it works out. I hope that helps.
It does work, but there are some situations where the results may not be great - it depends on the recording. Perhaps you describe the content, or maybe share a link to a recorded file, and I'll check it out and give you some feedback?
Hi Teo. I'm sorry your having a challenge. I managed to play the video right through with no issue. Idea - maybe try and play the video through another browser. For example, if you use Google Chrome, try Forefox.
It would have me been nice if you had actually explained the difference between "Sensitivity" and "Amount." Not everyone is going to be able to figure that out on their own.
Really helped me at setting Amount at max and sensitivity at 9. Thank You!
Fantastic! thank you so much. I now dont need to redo 30mins worth of recording!
You're very good at teaching camtasia . I love you're video
Thank you Amirmahdi for sharing this feedback :)
I really liked the animation you used to show your tips. I had not understood how that could work.
Hi Paul. I am a heavy user of and believer in Kinetic Text Animator. I am going to create some videos on how to do some cool things with it. You can check it out at this link: gordisman.com/go/kinetic-text-animator/ .. (yes, this is an affiliate link)
Done. Waiting for Aug. 1 now :)
Are you doing the 30-Day video challenge in Brian's group?
No. The timing isn't good for me,
Cool. I wish you the best of luck for when you do jump into things. Cheers Paul!
thank you sir
Thank u so much.. I"m really struggling lately. i will try this!
Great stuff Gord, clearly explained and very useful info (y)
Thank-you Rob. I had so much stuff I edited out, and there was still a long video...lol. I'm glad you found it clear!
I always love your videos. Makes learning more enjoyable with your engaging approach. I should be a master eventually....
Well, you hit the nail on the head, Ben. It's my intention to help people master their Camtasia and video creator skills.
Benjamin, are you planning to get your channel going soon?
Headphones was a game changer for me especially when editing. Do you think that soundproofing your recording studio is an absolute must or can you just take it out in editing? What's your best advice on that?
Hi Professor Nez! If you can get a pretty clean track recorded and filter out the ambient room noise well with the application of a Noise Removal audio effect treatment, then why bother with the added expense of the acoustical stuff? Of course, it's an option to add acoustical treatment, and you may have the purist's desire to achieve pristine quality, but DO YOU NEED IT? You do your share of LIVE broadcasts and so there can be noise to contend with from the audio quality of the interviewee(s) as well. More variables for you. You have a great quality mic and I think your audio quality is quite good! I'm not sure you need to spend money for that added level of sound treatment. All that said, when I get into doing some Voice Over Pro work, I will be pursuing more perfection in my audio production quality to enhance my mellifluous voice, as you say, even more, but what we have for TH-cam videos, I believe is quite acceptable.
I should have given you a simple answer. For your setup, I'm pretty sure that you will do just fine by editing out the ambient noise, without the need for acoustic treatment. I've not heard any nasty room dynamics coming through your recordings.
Thank you from India
you're welcome!
really awesome. an hour earlier I was a noob in Camtasia. now i can edit and record short clips.
Shashank, that's music to my ears :) ... Enjoy, Camtasia should serve you well!
Thank you so much. You really did a great job.
Glad to be of help Bishoy!
Thank you sir. You've helped so much.
BAM! Another great video from Gord! Well done my friend!
BOOOOOOM... I need to crank out more, and more. Thanks for your support!
Hello Gord,
Greetings from India!
Firstly thanks a lot for your kind tips on screen casting and other video editing stuff... I have been watching you for many months and following your tips for my technical screen casts. I use Camtasia 9 and Audacity for my Software tutorial podcasts (I train people on Python software) which involves screen recording and annotations. Since I live in an area which is surrounded by traffic, churches, mosques, schools, factories; my videos have been spoiled many times as I am about to finish them there is some kind of noise from the above said sources. It is really annoying and taking many re-takes to finish video and in the due course lot of frustration. I tried going to a remote hill side to record a podcast but wind is my enemy as it is directly blowing into my Blue Yeti mike, lack of internet, lack of power source are other problems. It started as a hiccup and in no time it became my nightmare. I can't afford building a soundproof booth.
But in the above video, you explained how you can use Camtasia's noise removal option. But what should I do if some hawker/ice cream vendor shouts and that picked up in my screen cast? How to remove that audio spike? Because street hawkers are very common in Asian countries especially in India. Not just that, a prayer call from a nearby mosque or temple, vegetable vendors, house wives gossiping etc will ruin my work easily. My video will definitely not sound professional with the above menaces.
I have been thinking seriously on this issue for a longtime. There are times I booked a hotel in Goa on a beach side and shut the doors and completed my screen casting, but that is not possible always. Is there a tool or application or a method to root out this problem. I even stopped my screen casting these days simply procrastinating things and waiting for the perfect day to shoot. I had a great loss due to this menace.
I even doubt sometimes "Is noise removal is so important when content is the king" . I am bitten by perfection bug and in a dilemma for a long time.
Please help me on this. A thousand thanks from India
Seenu
Hi Srinivas, have you ever tried to use a lav mic, or a shotgun mic? Given that you have such a noisy environment, and a condenser mic (Yeti), I'm pretty sure the noise removal will not alone achieve the quality level result you are looking for. And, if you over-process on the noise removal, the vocal quality will get messed up. In other words, I think a different type of mic (i.e. lav or shotgun) might be better for you to do the tutorial recordings. I say this because when you have those "outside" noises and sporadic things going on, it's hard to filter those out. Did you play with the different microphone settings on the Yeti - I believe there are 3 to try? I still think that your first step would be to use a wired lav mic - not too expensive, and that should help improve things somewhat. I personally use a shotgun mic and the mic is more directionally focused, resulting in a recording with a lot of that outside noise absent from the recording.
@@GordIsman Ok, things noted. But How do I manage not catching up the system sounds like
1. Typing on keyboard,
2. Noises by when keeping a coffee cup or something like that on the table.
3. Or by mouse other things like these
How to manage not showing up the taskbar items/icons i.e. don't want to show up these on my videos. Is it thru defining custom recording area instead of full screen? How to do that?
Thank you
Thanks for this video - it's great and exactly what I needed :)
andymee20 , it’s great to hear that this tutorial is useful for you.
Thank you.
But I am still unable to find clarity like you are explaining although I am following all instructions.
Hi Ahmad, I'm sorry you're having trouble. Perhaps you can share a specific question and time reference and I'll try to answer for you.
Hi, i am your subscriber, your veido is very helpful to create my vidio.
i have a question. can I make a video as 4k using camtasia9? Also if i insert the 4k video to the camtasia, It is very hard to modify video inside camtasia.
I am usuing i7 8gen. 24ram. 512ssd.
Hi, do you have any tips on removing echo. The recording we have are in an industrial setting and the voices bounce off the concrete a lot.
Hi Eric. To deal with echo/reverb issues, I export the audio portion of the video track to create a .wav file. Then I edit it externally in Adobe Audition, where I can utilize a reverb remover plugin. I then import the improved .wav file back into Camtasia. I use the Accusonus Reverb Remover Pro. The Reverb Remover Pro is part of a plugin bundle, but it's on a monthly subscription now. I purchased it before the monthly charging model. So, I suggest you look at this video by Curtis Judd (th-cam.com/video/r1zRfEk-2os/w-d-xo.html) to see two recommended echo/reverb remover plugins that you can buy for a one-time price. I'm not sure if you wish to do this more advanced audio editing, but it should help improve the recording. If you want to share a short clip, I will show you how it can improve by applying the Reverb Remover Pro plugin.
great great great exactly what i am looking for thanks
What version of Camtasia are you using? I don't have that "analyze" button when I put in the noise removal effect. I use Camtasia 3 for Mac and I know Camtasia 9 for Windows is basically the same thing. Or maybe they have a few differences? Either way, I was able to figure out how to use the noise removal effect properly! Thanks :)
I believe that the two releases are very close in functionality, but there are some differences. With the releases of Camtasia 3 (Mac) and Camtasia 9(Windows) was the ability to share the project files with most of the functionality usable in both. This aspect enabled the ability to work on the same project in on 2 different OS platforms.
I'm a former Captivate user, trying to learn Camtasia. How does this global application of noice cancelling help remove an occasional "um" or deep inhale sound? I'm used to being able to select that specific portion of the audio image and either cut it out or simply white it out - which does not modify the length of the recording. Thanks for helping out this newbie.
Hi Monica, the answer your looking for is in my video on Audio Editing... here's a link to a point in the video that will help you: th-cam.com/video/s-uu1aM4mXk/w-d-xo.html ... also, it doesn't hurt to watch the whole video :)
Great tips, Gord!
Hi Dale. Thank-you for your support. I hope you are now a master of Audio Effects in Camtasia. I still have to do a few more. There's always more to come!
Gord's never-ending quest to provide the ultimate resource in Camtasia and video production solutions. Keep at it, man!
Will do Dale!
Thank you so much. You are a great teacher!!
Thank you, Joannna.
Thanks Gord it's really very useful
I am wondering where do you bring the great backgrounds you are using in your video!
Is there any website that I can download free backgrounds for my videos?
Good
Thanks!
awesome video
Thanks Ismail. Much appreciated!
I did exactly the same way but the noise is still and very loud
If the noise is still very loud then it is likely that your source recording is a tough one to get clean. I also find that the best results are achieved when you have a recording where there's talking head video and not too much noisiness in the background - e.g. indoors versus outdoors. You might want to do your recording again and try and make it cleaner if that's an option.
haha. you helped me so much, THANK YOU !!
is that young voice is your ???nice man
does camtasia have a way to remove breathing like in the previous version? I seen videos of sound training to remove the breathing but cannot find it in this version.
Unfortunately, not like the feature in Camtasia Studio 8. In Camtasia 9, the "analysis" feature in the Noise Removal is like a mystery and does nothing to help with things like breathing details to remove. You would have to separate your audio track and work on it outside Camtasia with 3rd party app solutions (e.g. Adobe Audition, Audacity) and utilize plugins that solve this kind of issue, and then bring the track back in. Of course, you can always edit every single breath manually in Camtasia, but I don't think that's what you're looking for.
Awesome.. Thanks man.
+Techno DB, your welcome!
Gord Isman : 😃😃
I am having sync issues with using a separate audio stream (audacity) with 2021. there is no way to sync the two tracks. 2019 works perfectly I have upgraded twice to 2020 and now 2021 hoping the issue has been resolved have you seen this issue. it get them synced and then the first edit they are out again and can't ever get them back in. I really want to use the newer programs. very frustrated any thoughts
I'm sorry that I don't use Audacity much. I use Adobe Audition when I'm doing external desktop recording to produce an audio file to bring in. That said, this post by TechSmith might shed some insights on things to tinker with, even though it's about using the Camtasia Recorder. Another idea is to run the video clip through something like Handbrake and it just might smooth something out with the frame rate execution of the clip that will make it align better when you bring in the audio part from audacity?
Do you know how to do soundbars on Camtasia 9? (Like sound bars to go with the music?) if not it's fine
I think I know what you mean. I use this software... magicmusicvisuals.com/video ... and then I take an output from there and bring it into Camtasia if it's required for me to do more. But, if you figure out a way of doing that kind of thing in Camtasia, I'd love to see it!
Gord Isman Thank you :) I'll try and if I does it might be uploaded on my channel! Or I might comment back to you! Thank you again
Which Camtasia are you using? I don't get the analyze button on Camtasia for Mac?
I'm currently using Windows Camtasia 2019 but the "Analyze" has been for several versions now.
Gord Isman thanks! I am using for Mac and I don’t see it. Maybe it is only for windows.
Before asking any questions I have to appreciate your perfect TH-cam Channel. When I want to analyze the voice I select short space between my speech by using the red pointer, but when I click on 'Analyze', an error occurs and contains this message, "Noise training cannot be performed on all the selected media. Adjust the selection and try again. Would you please help me out with that?
That's strange, I've not seen that message before. I suggest that you make a selection a little larger - the selection between the green and red playhead handles, before you press "analyze". Even though you may only have a short bit for the sample before your audio gets into the flow, sample a greater length just to test to confirm that your sample size is large enough. If that solves the problem, then you need to just sample a larger patch. Let me know how you make out?
Thanks man!
Did you alter the audio input when recording? It sounds like a bit of bass was boosted.
Hey MrEye4get, good observation! I actually, in this video, and many others, am recording in two different locations, and I'm using two mics. In the intro parts, I'm using my Zoom H5 in a studio room with lots of lights. But, when I'm doing the screencast recording, I'm sitting at another desk, in another room, and using my Blue Bluebird mic which brings more base effect to my voice. Based on the demands of the two spaces, I chose to use the two mics. If I was to limit to one, for consistency, I would have used my Zoom H5 external mic - with Shotgun attachment. That would have produced a more consistent sound. I
@@GordIsman I purchased a simple karaoke mixer to adjust treble and bass when recording. It does have reverb and echo, but I don't use them. I do edit most audio tracks to remove the ambient noise in the background. Thanks for your tips.
@@MrEye4get, that sounds great! Happy producing!
So Mr Gord after using noise removal, the audio quality gets really poor, bass is decreased a lot.. So do you think I should play with the sensitivity settings and so?
Play with both settings. I like to work with the default and then add/subtract from there. If you lose too much bass, then dial back the settings. Obviously, if it sounds worse than the original, then don't apply the Noise Removal as not all clips benefit from the application. I find clips with inconsistent noise are the most difficult to get to work out with a clean benefit.
this way is bad look here how it's done right : th-cam.com/video/nhRQwtJEP4w/w-d-xo.html
You create really great videos :) thanks
Much appreciated! Feel free to suggest any topic ideas for additional Camtasia videos!
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Thank you sir I need license for camtasia 9
nice
Back again. Gordo, does camtasia 8.6 support (work with) Ghub? i deleted Logitech Capture because I read that ghub was better ... thoughts? My pc tells me that Ghub is in here but the "Available Video Devices" only shows HD Pro webcam C920 ...
Sorry, I have no experience with Ghub.
@@GordIsman k thx
It's not working properly could not cut the bg noise
Hey, Shaz, sorry to hear you are having trouble. Some kinds of background noise don't get cleared well. It works best on noises that are consistent in pattern/form - i.e. not sporadic. For example, people talking, dogs barking, sirens, the sound of a lawnmower - these kinds of noises can't easily be cleared, yet sounds of a computer fan or heating/cooling system or just room ambient noise are filtered out better. As I mention in the video, don't over-process if it messes up the voices - if you have voices in the video.
@@GordIsman the problem is that bg noise of crow,children, neighbours, squirrels where disturbing..but everyone recommend to low the bg voice...I want the app which spilts audio track..please help
thank you video?
will u tell in short words in reply that...what does sensitivity and amount actually do..we should increase them or decrease them to have better removal....i know u told very well in video but i am good in reading than in viewing....so plz help and reply
In a simplified way: Think of Sensitivity as the main dial, and the Amount as the sub-dial. For each move on the Sensitivity slider, play with the Amount and see how it works out. I hope that helps.
It does not work
It does work, but there are some situations where the results may not be great - it depends on the recording. Perhaps you describe the content, or maybe share a link to a recorded file, and I'll check it out and give you some feedback?
@@GordIsman thanks, i actually stared using audacity instead. N i recommend it to u as well.
@@BilalConcepts, yes Audacity will do the trick, and it's free. I also use Adobe Audition as another option.
most of the recording software programs don't have this noise, except camtasia
Your video lose the connection @ 1:45. I tried other videos, they run smoothly.
Hi Teo. I'm sorry your having a challenge. I managed to play the video right through with no issue. Idea - maybe try and play the video through another browser. For example, if you use Google Chrome, try Forefox.
Is it possible to set a default number for both sensitivity and amount so I do not need to set it every time?
Did you try to create it as a Favorite/Preset?
@@GordIsman Oh, I do not know anything about preset, I will look into it, do you have a video on this? Thanks anyway.
What'is more important is to remove or reduce the background unwanted noises, not removing them when they are there alone. But thanks anyway.
It would have me been nice if you had actually explained the difference between "Sensitivity" and "Amount." Not everyone is going to be able to figure that out on their own.
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thank you sir
Ege Kara, you're welcome and congrats on recently passing the 100 subs milestone!
Gord Isman Thank you