I take dance videos with Sony wireless into the board for clean band sound and Sennheiser 400MK for second channel to get ambient clapping after the dance. Need to get noise-free dance floor sounds somehow, as well as end applause. How to do?
You are not stating enough information for a useful response. What type of noise do you wish to attenuate? Are the two audio sources on separate tracks or channels in VP (Vegas Pro)? Do you have any noise reduction plug-ins (NR-2, RX, Spectalayers)?
You are not stating enough information for a useful response. What type of noise do you wish to attenuate? Are the two audio sources on separate tracks or channels in VP (Vegas Pro)? Do you have any noise reduction plug-ins (NR-2, RX, Spectalayers)?
I'm wandering the dance floor with the camcorder - with two sound inputs mounted on it - the Sony wireless and the Sennheiser shotgun. If there was a small module I could include in the Sennheiser wiring that would block out the muddy music and just allow close-up dancer reactions - that would be excellent. The correction needs to be made on the floor while recording so once I'm into the Vegas editing - the full band music is not affected. Vegas Movie Studio Platinum in my edit. I appreciate your input on Sound Attenuation, it seems it applies to band members and their foot pedal modules. Now maybe if there is something small for my shotgun mic circuit. Everything fits into a fanny pack.
Thank you. The bands are live with speakers mounted high along sides of the gym - dance floor. I’m on the dance floor close to the dancers - contra dancing similar to energetic square dancing. I need a small noise reduction module that could be included in the Sennheiser shotgun mic wiring on my camcorder. Preference is not to do any noise reduction in Vegas Platinum Movie Studio editing so as to retain full band sound.
I would have put the audio sources on separate audio tracks on your camera., but that is after the fact now.
If everything is together on one track or channel already, there is not a lot that can be done. I would try Spectalayers or iZotope's RX Advanced, neither is a low-cost option, or if there they could help much. Spectalayers's AI can separate elements in music recordings (somewhat), but random noise is another story,