I'm editing a 2-camera 3-person interview that I did a month ago.
SInce this was done by me alone, I gave the interviewees 2 mics and told them to share them for their answers.
I was concentrating on running both cameras and not paying attention to the audio.
This turned out to be a big mistake as the 2 mics I picked suffer (a lot) from handling noise.
I was able to use volume envelopes to reduce the more objectionable spots but am still left with a lot of what I consider poor audio.
I have iZotope but haven't had the chance to really become familiar with it.
If there is a kind sould out there who could play with this clip (22 sec. 4 MB. WAV file) to see if there's anything that can be done to make it sound better, I'd be very grateful.
Thanks.
Mike
SInce this was done by me alone, I gave the interviewees 2 mics and told them to share them for their answers.
I was concentrating on running both cameras and not paying attention to the audio.
This turned out to be a big mistake as the 2 mics I picked suffer (a lot) from handling noise.
I was able to use volume envelopes to reduce the more objectionable spots but am still left with a lot of what I consider poor audio.
I have iZotope but haven't had the chance to really become familiar with it.
If there is a kind sould out there who could play with this clip (22 sec. 4 MB. WAV file) to see if there's anything that can be done to make it sound better, I'd be very grateful.
Thanks.
Mike