Removing Noise From Audio - Audacity's Hidden Audio Noise Reduction Tools

[@LuckyCatDnP]

Totally off topic, but I've just started to get into Audition and you're tutorials are hands down the best and most comprehensive that I've found. Thank you!

[@MikeRussell]

Great to hear!

[@PearlnetEmpowers]

It is easy to follow how to do it for a beginner like me. Thank you.

[@MikeRussell]

Awesome to hear that, and thank you so much for taking the time to let us know it was helpful!

[@htotube]

Happily subscribed since 2018, and Mike's guidance in the field of audio editing, especially on Audacity, has helped me in shaping up my freelance career immensely. Much gratitude and appreciation.

[@MikeRussell]

Thank you so much for your support since 2018! I'm thrilled to hear that my guidance has made such a positive impact on your freelance career. Keep up the great work!

[@jacobh1833]

Awesome, I was having issues trying to figure out reductions and options. Would there be the possibility for a brief video with a rough explanation for what each effect or option does in layman's terms in the future?

[@MikeRussell]

Thanks for your feedback! A video breaking down each effect in simple terms sounds like a great idea. I’ll consider it for the future!

[@asan1050]

Mike!, Thanks for posting this video

[@MikeRussell]

Pleasure!

[@VIPList]

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:00 *🎙️ Audacity offers powerful, built-in noise reduction tools for free. The video explores these features.* 00:29 *🔧 Using Audacity’s repair tool can effectively reduce audio clicking noises, such as mouth clicks or vinyl scratches.* 01:54 *🎚️ Distorted audio above 0 dB can be easily corrected in Audacity using the Clip Fix feature, which improves waveform clarity.* 02:53 *📉 Background noise can be reduced using the noise reduction effect by first capturing a noise profile and then applying default or customized settings.* 03:51 *🚪 The new noise gate feature in Audacity can be used to reduce background noise around speech by adjusting gate threshold and other parameters.*

[@MikeRussell]

Thanks!

[@carolinoazevedojamal6263]

Great. There's your video I am looking for, what is modify your record. You used you music record

[@MikeRussell]

Great news.

[@ManuelaHoferchannel]

Thanks!

[@MikeRussell]

Pleaseure!

[@DanielBennion]

Hey Mike, I have a question. I have a really pretty musical number I played in my church and I had it audio recorded. Due to some unfortunate circumstances, the only audio track I have in hand from the performance is one recorded on someone's phone. It captured all of the sound around, including a baby making noises every so often, a door closing, etc. The sounds aren't very loud but I was wondering if there is a way they can be taken out of it? It might be beyond my skill level to fix but I was wondering if something like that is salvageable.

[@MikeRussell]

Try a stem splitting tool to remove music.

[@DanielBennion]

@@MikeRussell That actually helped a lot! Obviously it isn't perfect but it's passable now. Thank you!

[@Ali-w1i8i]

thanks dude

[@MikeRussell]

No problem!

[@charlenechen2507]

Hello Mike, can I request your review of PopPop AI vocal remover?

[@MikeRussell]

Sure, thanks for the idea!

[@rushshaikh3209]

Where can I download the mass move music you used in your Audacity beginner tutorial?

[@MikeRussell]

Try mrc.fm/sfx

[@BernhardBB8]

how to get noise gate? its not in my installation

[@MikeRussell]

It should be included now.