I took interview video for a CEO yesterday. The picture and lighting were good but the audio recording was bad. It's like the audio input level was a bit higher/over. I use Adobe Premiere Elements 12 to edit my video but no luck to fix the audio track. I tuned down the audio gain a bit but it doesn't work, still deteriorating . Any software can help me to fix this audio problem ? I can call the CEO back to shoot another video.
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You'll have to post a sample for anyone to give any advice. Generically, try Audacity.
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If you already use Premiere Elements, just export the audio track from there to a WAV (or high quality mp3, to keep the filesize down).
Scott -
Sorry, couldn't find the audio exporting feature in Adobe Premiere Elements 11, can you elaborate ?
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I don't have the product, but I found this on the internets.
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/premiereelements/using/WS09e4b3c48f3a79fc19b622510385d4355...9-3AC7D6FF292E -
According the the uploaded sample, only the left channel is distorted. If that is true for the entire file, then you can just remove the left channel and fill the empty left channel with the right channel. I do not know if this is possible in Premiere Elements, but it is in the full blown version of Premiere.
Brainiac -
I do not use Audacity but this YouTube video may help:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlKX6p85R2M
It's from 2008 but concept should be the same.
Brainiac -
Load the audio into Audacity
Use the little triangle in the left side of the screen (next to Ken Talk)
Select Split Stereo Track
Highlight the bad track by double clicking
Tracks -> Remove Tracks
Tracks -> Add New -> Audio tracks
Highlight the track with audio by double clicking. Edit -> Copy
Highlight the track without audio. Edit -> Paste
The little triangle again -> Make Stereo Track
File -> Export
(In case you don't already have you'll probably want to install Lame/FFmpeg)
I don't use Adobe Premiere Element but I would think you could do something similar there.