I've got to edit a voice recording (removing breath, click, ahhhs, …), but since the track is part of a video, I can't just cut the unwanted parts out, otherwise the lipsyncing would be corrupted. So how can I just select the unwanted parts and overwrite them by a sample of the backround noise? I tried already like this: I copied a long sample of silence, selected my unwanted part and inserted the silence from clipboard — problem here is, that the inserted silence is longer than the selection and therefore extends the total track length which breaks lipsync.
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Come to me with Protools or Nuendo or Reaper and I'll have this solved for you. Adobe audition? Sorry. – Mark Nov 12 '19 at 22:11
Why not use the correct length of silence. How will using background noise fix the length problem?
Silence will not be noticeable if you have a good S/N ratio. Background noise might be noticeable depending on how it matches and S/Ns.
