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  1. 23rd Jul 2005 04:39 #1
    Mad Professor
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    Hi All.

    I have a video & audio file.

    The video is fine, but the audio is crap, due to wind.

    Is there anyway to clean up the audio side to remove or reduce the wind noise?

    I have never done audio editing, beside croping / joining, ect.

    Thanks for your itme.
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  2. 23rd Jul 2005 05:30 #2
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    See this:
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    If it helps i can upload a short 10sec clip.
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    Steinberg (now Pinnacle ?) have a product called Clean! which does a pretty fair job for an all in one solution. It can be handy for a first pass, before using something more hands-on for the details.
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  5. 23rd Jul 2005 11:16 #5
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    I have no idear what the hell i am doing to try and clean this up.

    I have a 1min sound clip, Is it best for me to upload it and keep it as wav format or sould i uploading it in a difent format.
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    Sound Forge has a good set of noise reduction and audio restoration tools. So does the Waves Diamond bundle.
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