Adobe Audition: Noise Removal Masterclass

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Josh Alward

52:05

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1 - Introduction

1 - Trailer.mp4

01:58

2 - Workspace Tour.mp4

05:24

2 - Mouth sounds

3 - Mouth clicks before and after speaking.mp4

06:04

4 - Mouth clicks during speaking.mp4

03:52

5 - Plosives.mp4

05:19

6 - Sibilance.mp4

06:12

3 - Ambient sounds

7 - Echo.mp4

03:34

8 - Background hum method 1.mp4

05:38

9 - Background hum method 2.mp4

04:54

4 - Best practices for editing and exporting in Adobe Audition

10 - Exporting from Premiere to Audition.mp4

02:27

11 - Putting it all together.mp4

05:55

5 - Over to you

12 - Good luck.mp4

00:48

Description

for voice actors, editors and content creators

What You'll Learn?

how to remove or reduce unwanted sounds like background hum, mouth clicks, plosives and sibilance on voice overs, podcasts or film dialogue
develop basic noise removal and sound engineering skills on Adobe Audition sound editing software
best practices for ‘fine tuning’ your audio before you export it
sound editing time-saving hacks

Who is this for?

This course is perfect for voice over actors, sound and video editors, content producers and anyone looking to improve the quality of their post production audio and learn how to correct sound mistakes

What You Need to Know?

This course jumps straight into tackling sound removal techniques and isn’t a complete walkthrough of how to use Adobe Audition. So, ideally, students should have some prior knowledge of how Adobe Audition works, as well as their own copy of Audition to work from.

Basic editing skills will be helpful , but are not compulsory.

More details

Description
7 simple ways to remove distracting noises and sounds using tools in Adobe Audition, for clean and professional voice overs, podcasts or film dialogue.

By the end of this course, youâ€™ll be able to remove or reduce:
Background hum
Mouth clicks and pops
Sibilance
Plosives
Echo
As well as learning:
Best practices for â€˜fine tuningâ€™ your audio before you export it
Time-saving hacks
Left unchecked, distracting sound issues will take your listeners out of the story youâ€™re telling, and could even irritate or annoy them. Learning how to deliver clean sound can also be the difference between a one-off gig and getting re-hired by impressed clients.

Who is this course for?
Actors and voice over artists
Sound & video editors
Content creators
Anyone looking to improve the quality of their audio and learn how to correct sound mistakes as described above

Why should you learn from me?
Iâ€™m a BAFTA-nominated filmmaker and actor with over 25 years experience in sound and picture editing. As a voice actor Iâ€™ve frequently used these tools to get myself out of some otherwise time-consuming and expensive re-recording. I like to make learning fun and simple so youâ€™ll get as much value from learning from me as possible.

Boost your learning with assignments
Use your newly learnt skills to clean up your own voice overs or sound recordings. To start you off, you can download some of the raw, unedited sound I was working from during the class (and some others) and have a go at removing the various noises within them.

Good luck and enjoy!
Who this course is for:
This course is perfect for voice over actors, sound and video editors, content producers and anyone looking to improve the quality of their post production audio and learn how to correct sound mistakes

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Hi, I'm Josh. I’m a BAFTA-nominated filmmaker and actor with over 25 years experience in sound and picture editing. My professional experience has encompassed short film, branded promo, documentary and voice over and I've worked for clients such as the BBC, ITV, Channel 5 and GSK.I love helping people learn new skills and improve their confidence.

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