How can I cut the wind out of my audio?

WSITU wrote on 6/7/2009, 11:37 AM

Declipper, dehisser, and denoiser have not worked so far. I'm using Movie Edit Pro 14.

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commixv wrote on 6/9/2009, 1:31 PM

Hi,

I'm afraid I have to tell that you cannot really cut out the wind :-/
Actually theres no software on earth which produces good resolutions in this case because you'd have to cut frequences out which means you crush your audiopart.

How can you do it better next time? Concerning the wind it depends on the hardware you use - there are these..let's say wind-noise-depressers you know what I mean, don't you? It's all on them :-)

JohnnyLongBone wrote on 6/15/2009, 4:07 AM

If you're talking about literal wind, you probably can't cut it out all together, but you certainly could lessen it's audibility. It's easy, learn sound engineering, then use the equalizer. Seriously though, a wind frequency will be found in the high end. Cut the decibels around 100k+ then compensate by boosting the mid.