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DeanCapture 07-17-2013 04:02 PM

IzotopeRX for Twistys.com :::
 
I tend to edit most of my own Twistys footage and to that end, do my own
color correction & audio cleanup. IzotopeRX is my go-to program for audio
cleanup & spectral repair.

Here's a small clip of me removing some tummy growl from a models scene
that I was editing this morning. If you find yourself needing to clean up some
audio, IzotopeRX is pretty bad ass :thumbsup


Arnox 07-17-2013 05:51 PM

That actually looks really good. I love how you can actually see the noise. Fuck fiddling with different knobs and whatever else in order to get rid of unwanted sound.

Now I want to find a project to work on so I can do this :(

DeanCapture 07-17-2013 07:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arnox (Post 19722175)
That actually looks really good. I love how you can actually see the noise.

Yea, it's like retouching in Photoshop and EVERYBODY knows how much I like Photoshop :1orglaugh

Jim_Gunn 07-17-2013 08:00 PM

Always nice to see some tips from you Dean, but you could have just as quickly removed a brief noise like that on the audio track of your NLE app timeline, lol. :-)

VikingMan 07-17-2013 08:42 PM

Or you could just feed your models :)

DeanCapture 07-17-2013 08:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jim_Gunn (Post 19722288)
Always nice to see some tips from you Dean, but you could have just as quickly removed a brief noise like that on the audio track of your NLE app timeline, lol. :-)

Well the idea was to remove the growl without removing the ambient noise....which works
well in that program. I could have taken out that growl and replaced it with room noise
on the timeline....but it was easier (for me) to do it in this program along with all the other
things that I did like high-pass and low-pass as well as noise reduction and a notch filter to
reduce some hum that was present from the air-conditioner :thumbsup

NaughtyRob 07-17-2013 08:58 PM

Sweet! I gotta get that.

DeanCapture 07-18-2013 08:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by VikingMan (Post 19722331)
Or you could just feed your models :)

LOL I guess that's an option :thumbsup


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