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How do I cope with "spikes" in voice over
There are various ways to deal with this kind of things:
The one I would go with: send it back to the speaker and say that it is unusable and he has to make a better recording. Do help in setting up ...
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How do I cope with "spikes" in voice over
This is of necessity vague. Without actually hearing it, it's hard to say with any precision.
Compression may remove the worst of it, multi-band compression may allow you to fine-tune to those ...
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How to remove this unnecessary high waveform that prevents me from amplifying to the highest possible (but still fine) decibel?
One option is to apply a brickwall limiter with a threshold around -6 dBFS to the track. That should lower the higher audio peaks. You would then have room to apply a higher gain to the whole track.
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(Noob) How to reduce and increase volume on a single track?
if you dont know how to use a compressor , automate the volume. Some software allows you to draw a volume curve to adjust loud and low parts.
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(Noob) How to reduce and increase volume on a single track?
This is what a compressor is for. You can reduce the dynamic range of a whole track (making the loud parts quieter) and then adjust the overall volume of the track as you wish. It would be easy to do ...
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Remove Buzzing on PC Line In Jack with Audio Compressor After Mixer
EMV is very much correct but there are a number of things you can do to reduce the hum.
Make sure all of the audio equipment is on the same circuit to help reduce chance that you are in a ground loop....
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