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john-auvil wrote on 9/26/2011, 9:08 AM

This is a user to user area, not support.

I do not have this title, but I do use its cousin to speak... Audio Cleaning Lab. Unfortunately, not all users that own the products come here and share their experience and knowledge with others (which I am certain was the intent that Magix had when they created this site).

To help you, I am downloading the program trial, I will test it and let you know what I find. If you could tell me though, how strong is the wind noise in your recording?

Runedog wrote on 9/26/2011, 9:28 AM

 

This is a user to user area, not support.

I do not have this title, but I do use its cousin to speak... Audio Cleaning Lab. Unfortunately, not all users that own the products come here and share their experience and knowledge with others (which I am certain was the intent that Magix had when they created this site).

To help you, I am downloading the program trial, I will test it and let you know what I find. If you could tell me though, how strong is the wind noise in your recording?

Many thanks John, I do appreciate your time with this matter.

The 'wind noise' is reasonably strong.

Thanks again

johnebaker wrote on 10/3/2011, 4:24 AM

Hi

Wind noise is very difficult to remove when it is anything more than slightly noticeable at best you may be able to reduce it slightly if it is strong but you will seriously affect any audio you need if you over do it.. 

The problems lies in the very broad frequency range of the wind.  Gusting wind tends to produce lower frequencies and large 'pops' in the microphone, a gentle breeze more of a hissing sound.

It is better to alleviate the wind noise using a foam microphone windshield and a 'Fuzzy Cat' - the images are an example of mine fitted with one.

 

It helps a great deal for most occasions except where there is a strong gusting wind.

The supplier, in the USA,  I used can make one for virtually any camera/microphone combination (I am just a satisfied customer in the UK).  If you require details send me a private message.

John

 

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john-auvil wrote on 10/3/2011, 10:53 AM

I did some tests over the weekend on this and for my everyday recordings, the breeze sound could be removed quite nicely, but in a test of me purposely trying to make a strong wind noise, while recording voice it was to much for the program to discern.

As "johnebaker" stated, using some sort of shield would be best. I hadn't though of adding some plush/foam to help break apart the "noise", that is a great idea.

gandjcarr wrote on 2/19/2012, 7:42 AM

Hi,

I am surprised no one answered you after all this time.  Are you still looking for more info on how to remove wind noise?  The Video Sound Cleaning Lab should be able to remove most of it.  You need to read the "Remove and Enhance" section in the manual to get familiar with how the FFT filter is used, and that should solve your problem.  Reply if you are still having trouble.