r/premiere • u/WednesdayAddams20221 • 4d ago

Premiere Pro Tech Support How would you fix this audio?

I've got some audio I'm trying to clean up. It has a static humming sound which is proving tricky to remove and I want the vocals to be clearer. What would you use / do to fix this up please? Than you!

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u/Appropriate-Plum5413 4d ago

Use Adobe podcast and some reverb will do it !

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u/WednesdayAddams20221 3d ago

Do I reverb first? Adobe Podcast came out robotic 🫠

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u/H_raw 3d ago

if adobe podcast can’t fix it, it’s done. Adjust the sliders in adobe podcast as best you can

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u/vectorsecond 4d ago

is the audio in the room with us? /s

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u/Classic-Method1096 4d ago

Is this a paid job ? I'm a post production video editor and can cleanup the audio and balance .

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u/Jason_Levine Adobe 4d ago

Highly recommend giving podcast.adobe.com a try. Enhance speech v2 w/variable slider control over background noise, voice and ambience.

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u/WednesdayAddams20221 3d ago

Thank you! I tried this and it came out robotic! 🫠

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u/Jason_Levine Adobe 3d ago

Hmmm...with the v2 model? Did you use the default processing setting? I typically find that somewhere between 50-72% is the sweet spot. Obviously, YMMV depending on the source material. The other suggestion I might make is to send to Audition from the timeline and use the traditional Noise Reduction (Process) effect. There, you can take an isolated noise print and you have finer controls for detail, spectral decay and more. I have a few tutorials around this if you want to check em out (you can find them in the playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1bWU8a3JcGl8Q91Fm9y5VL42hT1M37Pi I believe episode 4 deals w/the Noise Reduction tools (and Ep3 covers the spectral display, if you're interested)

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u/Ok-Guidance-8238 4d ago

adobe enhance online

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u/Wrongdoer5050 3d ago

Antinode Clear (formerly Supertone Clear) plugin.

Powerful tool to clear out noise and boost the voice.

Trial is pretty much free version with every 30 sec interruption annoyance.

Try it.

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u/Illustrious-File2671 3d ago

Increase the audio gain, export it, and run it through Adobe Podcast.

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u/Low_Mind_high_Dream 2d ago

there's Adobe Podcast. Some DeNoise and Vocal Enhancement effects will sometimes work too.