I never comment on youtube, ever. But after about 2 weeks of trying to figure out how to cut certain noises and numerous other videos later, still not able to get certain sounds out... i stumble upon this early this morning and literally fixed all my sound issues. THANK YOU.
Oh my freakin' God! THANK YOU! Finally, a qualified audio editor who understands that a tutorial is about teaching, not just trying to sell me their custom preset pack. I understand that we all need to earn a living. I just hate getting 10 minutes into some random tutorial only to learn that I have to buy some plugins to move forward. You made this easy to follow and kept my stress level down. Subbed with many thanks:)
I knew all the "well maybe just don't have that sound in the first place" or "you should just probably re-record it" advice was bs, and you just proved it to me. The presets are just not enough sometimes. You just saved me hours of editing and especially my entire project! Thank you!
Is there a way to copy and paste the same selection "shape" across the timeline? For example, if you have a regularly recurring sound you that you want to attack through the spectral frequency view?
Thank you so much for this. I have been using Audition for many years, and didn't even know about these features. Tonight I was trying to remove two audible thumps from the intro to a song which was quite low in level, and every time I tried using the method I know, I just got an audible click instead. Using your method with spectral analysis and the auto heal function worked perfectly! A HUGE thumbs up to you.
Wow! This was just what I've been searching for! I've listened to hours and hours of videos with NONE of them addressing how to specifically remove the mouth noises. Well, many did, but only you explained exactly how to select the marquee tool; something most bypass because they are not truly understanding what a 'beginner' is! And you're excellent at showing where in the menu everything is. The only thing that did not work for me was the plus sign to zoom in. Not sure why, but my laptop did not do that. Also, I don't understand how to know (lasso example) the shapes of particular noises. How did you know it was that shape at the top that made the noise, versus any other part of that vertical section? Thanks so much for being so clear!!
Glad it was helpful to you! I’m not sure why the plus sign isn’t working, might be the version. I think the answer to your other question comes down to experience; after a while you start to know which areas are what, like lower deeper sounds will be at the bottom, bright high pitch sounds will be at the top, clicks or pops will have very unnatural looks to them, etc
For some reason we just saw this now, but anyway, thanks for the comment guys! It does take quite a while to fix audio haha sometime's it's a bit boring :)
Thankyouthankyouthankyou! I do a bit of this and that for my part-time employers, and most of it uses Adobe products, from copy editing, layout for print, web development, a wee bit of video editing, and now in my lap is the whole series of Lenten podcasts to edit, mix and post. In a previous job some years ago, I'd do audio editing in Soundforge--very basic, but it met our needs for audio narration for instructional projects. In my current task, I was being frustrated with the odd hum, computer tones, and paper rustling that arrived in my audio files. And since I'm not able to be there to monitor the recording sessions, I have to work with what I've been given, and just learn enough about Audition to be able to knock these out by editing the waveforms before layering in music and effects. I honestly had no clue that the spectral frequency view was even there, much less that it is as useful as you've shown it to be. I'm enjoying exploring those possibilities. Again, thanks much!
i was editing a podcast and the host's mic had this weird little thump in the middle of her speech. i didn't think this would work but autoheal lowered the thump noise noticeably. not perfect, but definitely an improvement!
Audition is pretty powerful. Here’s a tutorial using Audition for cleaning up background noise that we did a few months back that might be helpful to you :) th-cam.com/video/0PD4v0INsu4/w-d-xo.html Echo is VERY difficult to reduce though, in fact, up until recently it was considered not doable, but Adobe has made some innovations there too.
Hi, liked your video. How do you take out the ASL interpreter's voice and only have the breath of the deaf person? The ASL Interpreter is doing the signs of the script and the deaf person is copying her. I read it to the ASL interpreter and so she didn't have to look at the script, but now she has it memorized mostly and she's kind of whispering the phrase while she signs to the deaf guy.
Is there a way to select part of the track, make the software learn it and then remove all similar instances from the whole, much longer audio file? Without having to silence every instance manually? And i'm talking about 5 seconds of the clip (too long for Auto Heal). Years ago i have recorded the radio play (history, world war 2 mostly) and recently digitalized it. It's all hour upon hours long and every few minutes there is a theme that i would like to get rid completely - just cut it out. But to make that manually it would literally take me days of work.
That was amazing & excellent piece of sharing, was stuck on same part & this helped me resolve the issue. Very precise & concise too. Thanks a lot. Liked & Subscribed.
Hi, great video. got a question though...Do you know of a way to mute every spike in an audio clip (60 mins long) that is, let's say 1/4 of a second long or whatever length you want. What's happening is, someone who is not talking (on their own audio clip) will make random sounds with their mouth or hit the mic or stuff like that. I just want it to be automated is all.
i'm getting a consistent but noticeable metal on metal 'scraping' sound in my motorcycle riding videos. it's not loud but is nearly always present (really annoying). i believe it's just the brake pads lightly touching the brake disks, which is not uncommon on some vehicles. do you think this scraping sound would be a good candidate for removing via adobe audition? i don't have creative cloud yet but am thinking about signing up. one thing i can do to isolate the sound to create some kind of sound profile is to ride the motorcycle down a hill then turn off the motor and coast.
Is there a way to do this throughout a lengthy recording where it happens multiple times? For example...I have a recording where there is repetitive throat clearing and the dialogue is 4 hours long. Is there a way to tag a sample of sound...have a programme analyse the sound and look for similar sounds throughout the track and either delete them or mark the throat clearing sound for you, or any unwanted repetitive sound for that mater?
This is...so crazy.... I can remove unwanted audio no problem but my software doesn't have the auto heal function that makes the removal natural. I am familiar with all the tools you are using in this video but only in the context of Photoshop. It's quite awesome how Adobe uses the same tools on audio editing.
You’re exactly correct! It’s amazing how they’re using traditional techniques with photo editing and implementing that workflow and mentality toward audio content! It’s innovative!
I once lassoed a piece of audio to remove clicking noises when a person was messing with their shirt that was micked. It made it kinda of robotic for some reason? Can anyone tell me why? Like, I didn't autoheal cause I didn't know about it, but like, why would it make it sound robotic? Did silencing a piece of audio remove some necessary frequencies for the audio to sound natural?
My guess is that’s exactly what happened! In order to maintain normal sounding audio, all the necessary frequencies need to be there, so if you remove some, it will affect the overall perceived sound of it
Auto heal is your best bet if fully removing the audio creates an unnatural sound. You can also use the Click Remover Tool that comes standard in adobe audition for clicks. But if clicks aren't your issue...stick with auto heal.
Wow - this is super helpful!! Just what I was looking for! The instruction is excellent and I love that it's so straightforward and gets right to the point. The volume is extremely loud on this video though - maybe consider reducing on future videos? Thank you for this hack!
Great video! But I don't know identify which instrument, or voice is the exact point for repair, for me is still very confused to find the exact point in the spectrogram.
What if there is an unwanted sound over the speech audio. Example someone coughing in the audience while the speech takes place? In your examples its all isolated sounds you are removing. They are easy to deal with. Any help much appreciated. Thanks.
I have a video in which I'm demonstrating something but my feet shuffling along a wood floor create unwanted noise. Thank you for showing how to apply heal the offending section, but is there a way (if this sound is repeated many times) to heal all instances without having to do them individually? Thank You.
I have a song that I want to separate the dialogues and the background noise mixed with the singer's singing, will this trick work, because I tried to separate them, but the music was separated from the singing and the dialogues. please help me
That's a big ask! Very difficult to do because there are so many overlapping frequencies of audio in the source music you're working with! I have heard of some newer software that can possibly do what you need; I'd suggest doing a Google search to see if they're any good.
You explain this so much better than dudes. So let’s say I auto healed one annoying click (vertical line), and have 99 more to go. Is there an AI way where it can auto heal the other 99 vertical lines?
Great video, by the way how do we remove multiple click sounds from a longer audio file like 50 mins. It's time consuming to go through each of the click sounds and auto heal them.
It does work well for certain frequencies/sounds, but in other cases it does a pretty bad job haha. That being said, it’s good to know the various ways of treating audio so that you can pick the right option for each scenario
I don’t think that would work too well because human voices have a lot of frequencies which would blend with the instrument frequencies, but you could always try! Thanks for watching and the comment!
Question for ye: I am editing a clip with crazy sounds like rattling metal and thunder, buildings shaking, yet its an interview. Ugh. How do you know which parts are what sounds specifically? I just end up deleting their voice or different frequency levels of their voice making them sound echoey metallic and/or hollow. Please advise
THis is super helpful. HOW do you select a breathe for example and silence/auto heal all breathes that are similiar in a recording? Cant figure that out.
Hi, i have a question. If i have a clip where someone is talking but other people simultaneously talk, say a few words/agreeing with sound, how do isolate this so i can just hear that one person talking. The sound is recorded from only one mic. Is that possible?
You’d have to check out all the videos we have for audition (I think we have at least one more) and try using all the techniques and see what works best for your audio, that’s your best bet
is there any way to isolate a voice when you have a whole lot of these annoying background noises? i have about an hour’s worth of footage where our speaker’s bracelets clash together loudly, and the couch squeaks and it’s super annoying! right now i’m just editing these sounds out one by one. but there’s so many of them!
You’re welcome! That would be an automated approach. Might be able to isolate the sound using one of the noise reduction workflows and then apply it to all the audio
It can be tricky depending on the audio you're working with, but generally speaking, it becomes easier over time. Most of the time though, it does require a few attempts, so I'd suggest just experimenting and then undoing if it doesn't work, then try again!
Hi I want to take voices complete out of a video and just have the music that’s the sound effects sounds in the video is there anyway to do this? I don’t have this program I have a iPhone only but if you can help me out I will subscribe thanks.im going to take the video sound effects and turn it into a audio instead of a video.
I do not believe that's possible to do it perfect, even with this Audition program. I do not know of any iphone app that can do that also. Thanks for watching though!
Trying to remove "nose sniffle" sounds and it creates a robotic sound. Ive tried all the options and it auto heal seems like the best if the robotic sound wasn't there.any ideas?
Since voices change frequencies a lot, it would be very difficult to review it. If you think about a car horn in the background, it's a loud disruptive noise, but it's one tone, or 1 frequency, so it's easier for the program to isolate that 1 tone and remove it, without affecting other areas of the audio. Whereas, with voice, the same frequencies in your case would also be in the main interview audio, so removing background frequencies would also remove the main voice frequencies.
This is a very interesting video. Thankyou for this. I have been doing very simple video editing for several years now but have ignored sound for the most part. I'm just now learning how to use equalizers for the benefit of my videos. For instance, it was just yesterday when I found out that the human voice resides in a specific range of frequencies and that I can actually eliminate certain background noises that produce frequencies outside of that range with certain software. At first I thought that everything in an audio track was baked in and couldn't be manipulated. I was so dumb! Do you have a video or can you offer advice about using advanced equalizer tools so that my video dialogue can become better and also isolate it from other unwanted noises? Thankyou
Ive been wanting to get some of the sound effects in stranger things but there always happen to be either music or loud talking.Does your technique work with that kind of stuff i could send tou a link to the videos im talking about
Hey, this technique is probably your best chance to do what you want to do, but it highly depends on the source audio and how consistent the frequency of audio you want to remove. It needs to be distinct and different from the frequency around it, otherwise you’ll be removing quite a lot of other frequencies too and the result won’t be what you’re going for. Won’t hurt to try though!
We get several hundred comments and messages weekly between all our accounts and courses, so unfortunately we don’t have the time to do that, but I encourage you to test it out, try different things! You’ll progress much faster if you try and figure it out after going through the video we made :)
I'm a trailer editor and I'm trying to simply get a sound effect used with Iron Man's mask but there's loud music playing when it happens so I'm trying to remove that music completely so do you think this method you showed could work for this?
That would be very difficult since music has almost every frequency being used at once. Our method can remove certain frequencies or tones that stand out drastically from everything else, like a car horn for example.
@@AlliandWill That was an unexpected fast response For reference what I wanted was to remove for example: a phone notification sound that occurs multiple times (so you know exactly what the sound file is and you want to search for it and remove it)
If there are pauses in between each person speaking, there is no need to even use Audition; you can simple use any video editing program and cut out the parts you don’t want. The issue is when people have overlapping dialogue, that’s when it becomes very challenging to work with.
there is something wrong with my microphone, and i cannot afford to buy another one, there is this sound that it produces all by its self im sure you know what i mean, can i also remove that in audition???
You can try removing it, if it's a specific sound different in frequency from the other frequencies you want to keep, it'll probably work to remove it. I'm not sure what the sound is you're getting though, so I can't really help more than that :(
@@AlliandWill Thank u! but is there any way i could send u the file so u can have a Clear understanding of what im talking about?? i'd reallllllllyyy appriciate it:))
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Is there a way to have premiere pro identify sounds in hours of footage, like car horns?
I don’t want to remove them, just identify them?
Thanks.
I never comment on youtube, ever. But after about 2 weeks of trying to figure out how to cut certain noises and numerous other videos later, still not able to get certain sounds out... i stumble upon this early this morning and literally fixed all my sound issues. THANK YOU.
Awesome to hear!! And appreciate the comment! It takes a lot of time to make these free tutorials for others so a like and comment goes a long way :)
me too (smile)
Oh my freakin' God! THANK YOU! Finally, a qualified audio editor who understands that a tutorial is about teaching, not just trying to sell me their custom preset pack. I understand that we all need to earn a living. I just hate getting 10 minutes into some random tutorial only to learn that I have to buy some plugins to move forward. You made this easy to follow and kept my stress level down. Subbed with many thanks:)
Glad it was helpful to you!! Thanks for stopping by and commenting!
I knew all the "well maybe just don't have that sound in the first place" or "you should just probably re-record it" advice was bs, and you just proved it to me. The presets are just not enough sometimes. You just saved me hours of editing and especially my entire project! Thank you!
Is there a way to copy and paste the same selection "shape" across the timeline? For example, if you have a regularly recurring sound you that you want to attack through the spectral frequency view?
did you ever find a way to do this?
how about you? @@allendixon
Thank you so much for this. I have been using Audition for many years, and didn't even know about these features. Tonight I was trying to remove two audible thumps from the intro to a song which was quite low in level, and every time I tried using the method I know, I just got an audible click instead. Using your method with spectral analysis and the auto heal function worked perfectly! A HUGE thumbs up to you.
Glad it helped! You’re welcome!
is there a way to remove my camera noise for the entire video? do i have to do it manually for each second?
We have another video about removing background noise that might do the trick for you :)
@@AlliandWill what’s it called? I can’t find it for some reason
@@CassDiGiovanni How to REMOVE NOISE From Audio in ADOBE AUDITION CC
I was very lucky to find this Amazing Tutorial when looking for audio solutions for my project, Subbed with may Thanks.!
That's awesome to hear! Thanks for stopping by!
Thank you for this valuable snippet of information.
You deserve to be a much bigger channel, keep producing high quality content like this!
Appreciate the kind words David!
Possibly one of the most useful videos I've seen. Thank you.
Great to hear!! Thanks for the comment!
Wow! This was just what I've been searching for! I've listened to hours and hours of videos with NONE of them addressing how to specifically remove the mouth noises. Well, many did, but only you explained exactly how to select the marquee tool; something most bypass because they are not truly understanding what a 'beginner' is! And you're excellent at showing where in the menu everything is. The only thing that did not work for me was the plus sign to zoom in. Not sure why, but my laptop did not do that. Also, I don't understand how to know (lasso example) the shapes of particular noises. How did you know it was that shape at the top that made the noise, versus any other part of that vertical section? Thanks so much for being so clear!!
Glad it was helpful to you! I’m not sure why the plus sign isn’t working, might be the version.
I think the answer to your other question comes down to experience; after a while you start to know which areas are what, like lower deeper sounds will be at the bottom, bright high pitch sounds will be at the top, clicks or pops will have very unnatural looks to them, etc
Yes, those are such a pain. Since we do a lot of VO, we spend quite a bit of time removing these. But this is so much more advanced. Very cool tips.
For some reason we just saw this now, but anyway, thanks for the comment guys! It does take quite a while to fix audio haha sometime's it's a bit boring :)
Great tips audio clarity is so important for making a video people want to listen to. Thanks for the video!
Absolutely! You're welcome! Thanks for stopping by!
You are a Rockstar! You have opened up so many possibilities for me!
Glad it was helpful!!
Wowww never knew that this could be useful!
We sometimes have unwanted noises in our vlogs, will definitely try it out.
Thanks for sharing!
It can be tricky! But Audition does a great job!
Very helpful - great to be able to eliminate those unwanted sounds in a smooth fashion
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks!
Thankyouthankyouthankyou! I do a bit of this and that for my part-time employers, and most of it uses Adobe products, from copy editing, layout for print, web development, a wee bit of video editing, and now in my lap is the whole series of Lenten podcasts to edit, mix and post. In a previous job some years ago, I'd do audio editing in Soundforge--very basic, but it met our needs for audio narration for instructional projects.
In my current task, I was being frustrated with the odd hum, computer tones, and paper rustling that arrived in my audio files. And since I'm not able to be there to monitor the recording sessions, I have to work with what I've been given, and just learn enough about Audition to be able to knock these out by editing the waveforms before layering in music and effects. I honestly had no clue that the spectral frequency view was even there, much less that it is as useful as you've shown it to be. I'm enjoying exploring those possibilities.
Again, thanks much!
So glad it was helpful! Really appreciate the comment!
i was editing a podcast and the host's mic had this weird little thump in the middle of her speech. i didn't think this would work but autoheal lowered the thump noise noticeably. not perfect, but definitely an improvement!
Glad it helped!
Great idea how to use unwanted sounds!!! No idea how that works until now!! Very cool tutorial
Glad to help! Thanks for the comment!
Wow I didn't even know what Adobe Audition was for haha. can you do a tutorial on reducing background noise or echo?
Audition is pretty powerful. Here’s a tutorial using Audition for cleaning up background noise that we did a few months back that might be helpful to you :) th-cam.com/video/0PD4v0INsu4/w-d-xo.html
Echo is VERY difficult to reduce though, in fact, up until recently it was considered not doable, but Adobe has made some innovations there too.
Hi, liked your video. How do you take out the ASL interpreter's voice and only have the breath of the deaf person? The ASL Interpreter is doing the signs of the script and the deaf person is copying her. I read it to the ASL interpreter and so she didn't have to look at the script, but now she has it memorized mostly and she's kind of whispering the phrase while she signs to the deaf guy.
Is there a way to select part of the track, make the software learn it and then remove all similar instances from the whole, much longer audio file? Without having to silence every instance manually? And i'm talking about 5 seconds of the clip (too long for Auto Heal). Years ago i have recorded the radio play (history, world war 2 mostly) and recently digitalized it. It's all hour upon hours long and every few minutes there is a theme that i would like to get rid completely - just cut it out. But to make that manually it would literally take me days of work.
That was amazing & excellent piece of sharing, was stuck on same part & this helped me resolve the issue. Very precise & concise too. Thanks a lot. Liked & Subscribed.
You’re welcome! Glad it helped you!
Hi, great video. got a question though...Do you know of a way to mute every spike in an audio clip (60 mins long) that is, let's say 1/4 of a second long or whatever length you want. What's happening is, someone who is not talking (on their own audio clip) will make random sounds with their mouth or hit the mic or stuff like that. I just want it to be automated is all.
@ Alli and Will Thanks, is there a way to do this all together? as doing it one by one is very time consuming.
There isn’t, editing is very time consuming!
i'm getting a consistent but noticeable metal on metal 'scraping' sound in my motorcycle riding videos. it's not loud but is nearly always present (really annoying). i believe it's just the brake pads lightly touching the brake disks, which is not uncommon on some vehicles. do you think this scraping sound would be a good candidate for removing via adobe audition? i don't have creative cloud yet but am thinking about signing up. one thing i can do to isolate the sound to create some kind of sound profile is to ride the motorcycle down a hill then turn off the motor and coast.
Is there a way to do this throughout a lengthy recording where it happens multiple times? For example...I have a recording where there is repetitive throat clearing and the dialogue is 4 hours long. Is there a way to tag a sample of sound...have a programme analyse the sound and look for similar sounds throughout the track and either delete them or mark the throat clearing sound for you, or any unwanted repetitive sound for that mater?
This is super useful, very easy to follow your tutorial. Thank you so much! 🙏❤️
This is...so crazy.... I can remove unwanted audio no problem but my software doesn't have the auto heal function that makes the removal natural. I am familiar with all the tools you are using in this video but only in the context of Photoshop. It's quite awesome how Adobe uses the same tools on audio editing.
You’re exactly correct! It’s amazing how they’re using traditional techniques with photo editing and implementing that workflow and mentality toward audio content! It’s innovative!
Helpful video. My question is how to remove continous chirping type sound in audition! I am unable to do it. Its basically podcasts audio
What's the best way of removing bird noises made during talking on a video? Thanks
I think what was shown in the video should do a decent job, but it also depends on the noises made, how loud they are, and if the tone is consistent.
Wow! There is so much to learn with Adobe! Awesome and very helpful!!! Thank you ! Cheers from Alaska!
They make some great software! Thanks for watching!
I once lassoed a piece of audio to remove clicking noises when a person was messing with their shirt that was micked. It made it kinda of robotic for some reason? Can anyone tell me why? Like, I didn't autoheal cause I didn't know about it, but like, why would it make it sound robotic? Did silencing a piece of audio remove some necessary frequencies for the audio to sound natural?
My guess is that’s exactly what happened! In order to maintain normal sounding audio, all the necessary frequencies need to be there, so if you remove some, it will affect the overall perceived sound of it
Auto heal is your best bet if fully removing the audio creates an unnatural sound. You can also use the Click Remover Tool that comes standard in adobe audition for clicks. But if clicks aren't your issue...stick with auto heal.
How can you make voices louder in noisy high traffic interference?
Very helpful and informative. I’m trying to learn how to edit in computer.
Glad we could help you! Happy learning!
Wow - this is super helpful!! Just what I was looking for! The instruction is excellent and I love that it's so straightforward and gets right to the point. The volume is extremely loud on this video though - maybe consider reducing on future videos? Thank you for this hack!
This video is amazing, 3 different solutions that worked like a charm...thanks!
Appreciate the comment! Glad it helped you!
Great video! But I don't know identify which instrument, or voice is the exact point for repair, for me is still very confused to find the exact point in the spectrogram.
It takes some time! Each audio file you work with will be different and therefore, the frequencies will be different, so it’s important to experiment
I love your videos! I used Audition to auto heal my heart
I know, right!? It's so powerful I used Audition to click and collect groceries last week. Thanks for the tutorial!
Amazing tutorial. Many thanks
What if there is an unwanted sound over the speech audio. Example someone coughing in the audience while the speech takes place? In your examples its all isolated sounds you are removing. They are easy to deal with. Any help much appreciated. Thanks.
Fantastic as always guys. Naz is a stickler about her audio! 👍👍
haha nice, ya audio is important! Many people overlook it! Thanks for watching!
Hi, can we remove a voice of person and keep the sound of sea waves..
Ma'am how do I reduce unwanted noises of people talking from already recorded video or an audio?
I have a video in which I'm demonstrating something but my feet shuffling along a wood floor create unwanted noise. Thank you for showing how to apply heal the offending section, but is there a way (if this sound is repeated many times) to heal all instances without having to do them individually? Thank You.
Editing is a lot of work sometimes, unfortunately! I don’t know if a way as each sound is slightly different in frequency
I have a song that I want to separate the dialogues and the background noise mixed with the singer's singing, will this trick work, because I tried to separate them, but the music was separated from the singing and the dialogues. please help me
That's a big ask! Very difficult to do because there are so many overlapping frequencies of audio in the source music you're working with! I have heard of some newer software that can possibly do what you need; I'd suggest doing a Google search to see if they're any good.
You explain this so much better than dudes. So let’s say I auto healed one annoying click (vertical line), and have 99 more to go. Is there an AI way where it can auto heal the other 99 vertical lines?
This was perfect!!! Gratitude
What's new in audition cc 2020 please
Will make a note :)
Great tutorial
Thanks for letting us know you liked it!!
Great Video and easy to follow. Thank you!
Hey thanks! Appreciate it!
Are these options also avaliable on audition 2015 or 2016??
Most of them should be!
Great video, by the way how do we remove multiple click sounds from a longer audio file like 50 mins. It's time consuming to go through each of the click sounds and auto heal them.
I don’t believe there’s an automated way to do that, unless the ‘automatic click removal’ effect works
@@AlliandWill What about "Capture Noise Point process"? I've used it a little, with decent outcomes.
It does work well for certain frequencies/sounds, but in other cases it does a pretty bad job haha. That being said, it’s good to know the various ways of treating audio so that you can pick the right option for each scenario
10 points for being so simple.
Thank you.
No prob!!
ahh thanks for the info, good to know! is adobe audio included in adobe creative?
You’re welcome! And yes! Audition is included in the creative cloud suite!
OK I'm subbing, I just binge watched your videos :)
Happy you’re joining the community! Welcome!
Thank u and can I remove a dialogue from the video and save only a background instrumental theme like make soundtrack which I can’t find?
I don’t think that would work too well because human voices have a lot of frequencies which would blend with the instrument frequencies, but you could always try! Thanks for watching and the comment!
This lady is genius
Setup heal to shortcut H letter
I loved it. You make sure people understand what you explain.
Thank you!
Hello how can i make the song as a soundtrack and remove people's voices from it ??
Really useful, thank you.
No prob!
Question for ye: I am editing a clip with crazy sounds like rattling metal and thunder, buildings shaking, yet its an interview. Ugh. How do you know which parts are what sounds specifically? I just end up deleting their voice or different frequency levels of their voice making them sound echoey metallic and/or hollow. Please advise
Unfortunately, that will be very difficult to do, and will take a lot of time, trial and error in your attempt to make it better
@@AlliandWill much thanks. That’s very kind
What if there is a constant sound that appears in the recording? Is there a way to detect all of them at once and auto heal them?
We have a few videos on the topic, try the other ones we have as well, might help you 😃
@@AlliandWill Ok I will look, thank you
when i select something then do auto heal, it doesn't remove the sound, instead it just kind of warbles it. Why is that?
I’m not sure, have you tried making a larger selection? Make sure you’re in the latest version.
Really good tutorial and perfectly explained.
Thanks!
Very helpful and informative, thanks for sharing
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing work here, helps heaps! Thank you!
Great to hear!
Great tips guys ☺️ Thanks for sharing with us
Hey thanks, appreciate it! Glad you found it useful!
THis is super helpful. HOW do you select a breathe for example and silence/auto heal all breathes that are similiar in a recording? Cant figure that out.
I don’t think there’s a way to do all breaths because they are all slightly different
Hi, i have a question. If i have a clip where someone is talking but other people simultaneously talk, say a few words/agreeing with sound, how do isolate this so i can just hear that one person talking. The sound is recorded from only one mic. Is that possible?
You’d have to check out all the videos we have for audition (I think we have at least one more) and try using all the techniques and see what works best for your audio, that’s your best bet
@@AlliandWill Allright, thank you so much for answering :)
is there any way to isolate a voice when you have a whole lot of these annoying background noises? i have about an hour’s worth of footage where our speaker’s bracelets clash together loudly, and the couch squeaks and it’s super annoying! right now i’m just editing these sounds out one by one. but there’s so many of them!
You could try selecting the one sound then applying it to all. I believe it’s called learn sound under effects. Check out our other audition tutorial
Is it possible to isolate human voice from other surrounding sounds with this tool? thanks
To answer your question, yes it is possible, but it entirely depends on the audio you’re working with, the frequencies, loudness of sounds etc
will this work if i want to remove sound effects such as punching noises and only have the background music?
It may work! You’ll have to test it out though to know for sure!
Alli and Will ok thanks
This is a great video. Appreciate it a lot. I'll be looking into it to improve the audio for my videos. Thank you again.
Thanks so much!
thank you for the video, but I have 2h long video, there is a away to remove the same sound that constantly appeared?
You’re welcome! That would be an automated approach. Might be able to isolate the sound using one of the noise reduction workflows and then apply it to all the audio
How do I use this remove hissing AF noises in my TH-cam videos or SD card videos made from my Camera?
We have another Audition tutorial, as well a Premiere Pro tutorial for removing noise. Have you checked those out?
Newbie question, how can you tell which sound is which when they're completely overlapping
Trial and error!
Thank you! That was awesome!
how do you know which part of the spectral frequency is the unwanted sound v the voice
It can be tricky depending on the audio you're working with, but generally speaking, it becomes easier over time. Most of the time though, it does require a few attempts, so I'd suggest just experimenting and then undoing if it doesn't work, then try again!
@@AlliandWill makes sense, thanks for the quick response!
Good good! Thanks for the tips! Just hope some day an algorithm and IA is capable to do all that with one click! That would be nice, right?
That would be great! Haha
Nice video I found long time ago. Thank you.
Thanks!!
so helpful!
Nice video, really helpfull. Thank you !
Appreciate the comment!
This is great Alli! Thank you!
You’re welcome!
Hi I want to take voices complete out of a video and just have the music that’s the sound effects sounds in the video is there anyway to do this? I don’t have this program I have a iPhone only but if you can help me out I will subscribe thanks.im going to take the video sound effects and turn it into a audio instead of a video.
I do not believe that's possible to do it perfect, even with this Audition program. I do not know of any iphone app that can do that also. Thanks for watching though!
Trying to remove "nose sniffle" sounds and it creates a robotic sound. Ive tried all the options and it auto heal seems like the best if the robotic sound wasn't there.any ideas?
Unfortunately, it comes down to the sounds in the audio; if it’s too loud or has too similar frequencies, it’ll be difficult to remove.
Hi. in your video 1:44 - click. I have such clicks in a worthy recording 500 times. How do I remove them automatically?bst!
You’ll probably have to manually remove them
So audition is photoshop but for sound. idk just the realization of that is so cool
Could I remove the other voices from the background in a interview?
Since voices change frequencies a lot, it would be very difficult to review it. If you think about a car horn in the background, it's a loud disruptive noise, but it's one tone, or 1 frequency, so it's easier for the program to isolate that 1 tone and remove it, without affecting other areas of the audio. Whereas, with voice, the same frequencies in your case would also be in the main interview audio, so removing background frequencies would also remove the main voice frequencies.
@@AlliandWill thank you 🙏. It’s a very old interview and the voices are children playing loudly. Do you think it would still be difficult to do ?
@@selectarasnik7047 I'm not sure, I think you should do some tests and try it out to learn what the technique shown is capable of!
@@AlliandWill 🙏
This is a very interesting video. Thankyou for this. I have been doing very simple video editing for several years now but have ignored sound for the most part. I'm just now learning how to use equalizers for the benefit of my videos. For instance, it was just yesterday when I found out that the human voice resides in a specific range of frequencies and that I can actually eliminate certain background noises that produce frequencies outside of that range with certain software. At first I thought that everything in an audio track was baked in and couldn't be manipulated. I was so dumb! Do you have a video or can you offer advice about using advanced equalizer tools so that my video dialogue can become better and also isolate it from other unwanted noises? Thankyou
Thanks for watching! We don’t have a video on exactly that but we’ll make note of it for a future video. :)
Ive been wanting to get some of the sound effects in stranger things but there always happen to be either music or loud talking.Does your technique work with that kind of stuff i could send tou a link to the videos im talking about
Hey, this technique is probably your best chance to do what you want to do, but it highly depends on the source audio and how consistent the frequency of audio you want to remove. It needs to be distinct and different from the frequency around it, otherwise you’ll be removing quite a lot of other frequencies too and the result won’t be what you’re going for. Won’t hurt to try though!
Alli and Will oh alright if you have any free time could i send you some clips just so you can tell me if you think its gonna work?
We get several hundred comments and messages weekly between all our accounts and courses, so unfortunately we don’t have the time to do that, but I encourage you to test it out, try different things! You’ll progress much faster if you try and figure it out after going through the video we made :)
I'm a trailer editor and I'm trying to simply get a sound effect used with Iron Man's mask but there's loud music playing when it happens so I'm trying to remove that music completely so do you think this method you showed could work for this?
That would be very difficult since music has almost every frequency being used at once. Our method can remove certain frequencies or tones that stand out drastically from everything else, like a car horn for example.
@@AlliandWill Ahh I see yeah somewhat new to this but that makes sense thanks for the help tho hopefully I can find a way to fix it
@@kjsupreme4680 You're welcome, and good luck!
Awesome! great tutorial saved me a ton, thanks, keep up the good work
Awesome to hear! Thanks for the comment!!
Is it possible to remove people talking in the background doing this?
That would be tough as the talking would be random, and never the same, but give it a try, it might help!
thank you for this tutorial! this video helped me to remove the sound of a steam train whistle from a music track XD
Appreciate the comment! Thanks for watching!!
Not exactly what I wanted but very useful regardless
Glad it was helpful!
@@AlliandWill That was an unexpected fast response
For reference what I wanted was to remove for example: a phone notification sound that occurs multiple times (so you know exactly what the sound file is and you want to search for it and remove it)
Thank you for this!!!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
Assume 2 person's voice ,Can I isolate and remove others persons voice from video?
That depends on many factors; I’d suggest you try the audio you’re working with and see if our methods work for you
@@AlliandWill instead of using teleprompter, i wanna use secondary voice of other person to guide through script.
Is it possible?
If there are pauses in between each person speaking, there is no need to even use Audition; you can simple use any video editing program and cut out the parts you don’t want. The issue is when people have overlapping dialogue, that’s when it becomes very challenging to work with.
@@AlliandWill thanks.
there is something wrong with my microphone, and i cannot afford to buy another one, there is this sound that it produces all by its self im sure you know what i mean, can i also remove that in audition???
You can try removing it, if it's a specific sound different in frequency from the other frequencies you want to keep, it'll probably work to remove it. I'm not sure what the sound is you're getting though, so I can't really help more than that :(
@@AlliandWill Thank u! but is there any way i could send u the file so u can have a Clear understanding of what im talking about?? i'd reallllllllyyy appriciate it:))
The free TH-cam video tutorial isn’t enough for you? It took 15 hours to make all for people to watch for free
@@AlliandWill No.