Shot some interviews where subject was hooked up with lapel mic.
Monitored the sound with a pair of, well rather nice $50, headphones.
Was concerned about wind noise that day - moved subject till i couldn't hear wind through head phones.
Well.. loaded up the footage on my system and wind noise is horrible playing back through my Altec Lansing Speakers (60watt sub)..
I know nada about track compressors / sound gates etc... and what i have seen on this forum is that there is not much you can do to fix wind rumble.
However, if i turn the base way down on my speakers.. it sounds much better.
How would i go about 'turning down the base' on an audio track?
thanks
Monitored the sound with a pair of, well rather nice $50, headphones.
Was concerned about wind noise that day - moved subject till i couldn't hear wind through head phones.
Well.. loaded up the footage on my system and wind noise is horrible playing back through my Altec Lansing Speakers (60watt sub)..
I know nada about track compressors / sound gates etc... and what i have seen on this forum is that there is not much you can do to fix wind rumble.
However, if i turn the base way down on my speakers.. it sounds much better.
How would i go about 'turning down the base' on an audio track?
thanks