[Rwp] Cleaning up VoiceOver recording

[Justin]

Reaper also has a built-in noise reduction plug-in, Reafir. Don't know 
how good it is though.

I believe that the Noise Reduction plug-in bundled with sound forge is 
direct-x as opposed to VST, my copy certainly is, meaning that you'll 
need a 32 bit copy of Reaper installed to run it I believe.

Hope this helps,

Justin

On 14/03/2016 07:32, Alan wrote:
> Good morning:
> I recomend you to use the sound reduction plug in included with sound 
> forge, it is a vst effect, I think, but no idea how does it works 
> without sound forge. The results are excellent. You can use something 
> similar in audacity, but, in my opinion, it adds more artifax to your 
> sound.
> In both cases, basically, you select a small time of background noise 
> you want to remove, then you create a profile using it and finally 
> selest the whole audio to remove this background from.
> It is always better to start with a clean recording, but if not 
> possible, it can be a great improvement.
>
> Try it and
>
> Enviado desde mi iPhone
>
> El 13 mar 2016, a las 20:42, Tayeb Meftah <tayeb.meftah at gmail.com 
> <mailto:tayeb.meftah at gmail.com>> escribió:
>
>> hello
>> anyone have any idea on how to cleanup a VoiceOver recording from 
>> home noise?
>> i have the waves plugins pack, anything to use?
>> any eq trick?
>> thanks
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