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budha

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Mar 5, 2008
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Hey guys,

I recently shot an interview in a room that had a constant air conditioning hum to it. It isn't very loud, but you can still hear it if you turn up the speakers. I am trying to use the "Hum Removal" tool, but I am really confused on how to use it. If anyone could give me a quick run down on which sliders I should mess w/ to remove my specific hum, that would be great.

-Mark
 

spinnerlys

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Sep 7, 2008
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You have to find the appropriate frequency and use "Q" as the band around it.

For example, if the hum is a low/deep hum, you could use a frequency around 100Hz as the middle and use "Q" to cut off the frequencies around it.

That's at least my understanding. Maybe Lethal has more to add.
 

Chaos123x

macrumors 68000
Jul 8, 2008
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Send your project over to SoundTrack Pro.

Highlight a area of the sound where you just hear the hum.

Create a noise print, then fade the hum down.

It works really great, almost perfect.


Check out the Soundtrack video tutorials on Apples website, they have one on doing this.
 

budha

macrumors member
Original poster
Mar 5, 2008
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USA
Chaos,

I don't have FC Studio on this particular machine. I only have express, but I really appreciate the tip for STP though.
 

Chaos123x

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Jul 8, 2008
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Well all you can do is try to EQ it, just keep adjusting till it sounds a little bit better.
 
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