7 ways to reduce noise in sound recordings (Part 2)

[@MusicManxxxxx]

Good job, Paul. A great example of how to do a "how to" video. Succinct and to the point with very valuable info.. and I don't even use Protools !

[@paulmaunder3007]

MusicManxxxxx Thanks! If you do start using Pro Tools, you know where to look for tutorials ;)

[@egodzilla777]

Powerful and thoughtful teaching/sharing... thank you for what and how you do!!!

[@paulmaunder3007]

Thanks Eric

[@VicenteCruzV]

Hey Paul! It would be great if you could make a third part, or maybe a separate video, showing how to do the best de-noising, regardless of the time. It would be very useful to learn how to do it perfect (and you could also reuse the goldfish clip haha)

[@paulmaunder3007]

Hi Vicente. Thanks for the suggestion. I could certainly make a more detailed video about perfecting noise reduction, it just depends on whether or not people would be interested in sitting through it. I'll have a think about how it could work :)

[@gerrardruthven5115]

RX7 Advanced’s Dialogue Dereverb is great, I get more transparent results than with regular Dereverb, but yes, Advanced is expensive. Sometimes Dialogue Isolate also removes some of the roominess which is a nice bonus.

[@paulmaunder3007]

It's expensive but very good and it pays for itself in no time. I started with RX standard then upgraded to Advanced when RX6 came out. I'm on RX8 now and it's better than ever.

[@highpeakrecordings]

And even more excellence. Cheers Paul!

[@icrodriguez21]

Thanks for your videos, I really find them very useful and well explained! Could you make a future video talking about mixing techniques for dialogue like sends for reverb or compression? Thanks :)

[@jamesfugu1505]

If you follow up with another noise reduction video, could you talk about workflow in the context of a larger session and total run time. When do you reduce noise? After cleaning up fades? Before or after EQ and or effects? Do you always render them down and how do you manage changes and snyc with video? Thanks for sharing your expertise with the internet. High quality Pro tools audio post tutorials are hard to find.

[@pmsfx]

Paul, check out Brusfri plugin - you gonna love it. Especially good when dealing with musical noise

[@williamwales8624]

Thank you so much bro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!May God Bless You!!

[@djdej-z9065]

Please considder making more videos on Noise Reduction. They are lacking on KZbin.

[@paulmaunder3007]

I'll consider it. I'll have to cover different aspects in order for it to be sufficiently different to these videos.

[@sayanroy9779]

Definitely very usefull tips. I like this vedio all the way from part 1&2 is real helpfull

[@paulmaunder3007]

Thanks!

[@gokulv.k.2347]

Hai Paul,can you post a video about maintaining Proper Audio levels during the final mix of film??? If so it would be of great help 🙂

[@paulmaunder3007]

I will see what I can do ;)

[@rollingrock5143]

Attenuate with left-right weighting would have worked better for the machine clicks. Great video.

[@paulmaunder3007]

Thanks for the tip :)

[@Moltown]

Thanks for video #2!

[@paulmaunder3007]

No problem. They're currently only showing in 360p so hopefully the KZbin processing will catch up soon and they'll be available at full resolution!

[@Moltown]

@@paulmaunder3007 Yeah I noticed, but I got it still! great work as always.

[@horacioriano9259]

hello, nice video, thanks for it. You could explain us how did works this plugins???, i mean, what they do to the sound??

[@williancosta3778]

Very good

[@paulmaunder3007]

Thanks

[@gerardovenegas339]

Which is the channel you recommended to learn RX?

[@sccrash420]

Very useful

[@fredlillo]

Great !

[@JimmyGooBerlin]

👌🏻

[@JogLab]

Amazinggggg

[@toufanrecords]

Niceeeeee

[@paulmaunder3007]

Thank you!

[@qwertyki9367]

Still doing parkour and how often?

[@paulmaunder3007]

Yes, 2 or 3 times per week (when we're not on lockdown!).

[@qwertyki9367]

@@paulmaunder3007 oh wow. I would like to ask a question. What's the main goal of parkour that was originally built for?

[@paulmaunder3007]

@@qwertyki9367 It's a bit off topic here but the goal of parkour is to become more capable at negotiating obstacles, both physically and mentally.

[@cscrignaro]

ahahaha that first clip, I can't understand anything he says even after decip lol CC should read "unintelligible"

[@paulmaunder3007]

He has a strong accent. He says "No, no. no. no. What about Jim and Peach? They both died when that van rolled and that was no accident either. I checked that motor before".

[@MusicManxxxxx]

Indeed, he has a strong East London accent. I doubt that there's a decipher plugin for that (Oi Oi, Saveloy!)