Hello.
I recorded some video project with Nikon D5300 and I use build-in microphone for sound. I am beginner on this camera and still exploring it.
There is a lens noise that i want to remove, I try basic options that Final Cut Pro 10.1.4 version has, but I feel I need more help and maybe out of Final Cut limitations.
Can anyone help me on this or has a similar problem before. Thanks
Final Cut Pro X, OS X Mavericks (10.9.5)
to make it vanish, I dare to say, that's a difficult task.
But the 'noise' from the zoom-motor, or from the cooling-fan is - imho - very low/only noticeable in very quiet surroundings - my FZ1000 has a 'loud' fan too, I'm aware of this problem ... - three options, I frequently use:
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You could do this back in the day with SoundTrack Pro.....I miss that program....
Without actually hearing the audio it's tough to gauge.
GENERALLY speaking it's not very easy to do for a number of reasons
1. I'm not familiar with that exact camera, however many cameras will compress the raw audio making it difficult to isolate the frequency you're trying to remove without affecting the rest of the audio
2. Even if you do have the raw high quality audio file, it's not as simple as going *click click remove lens noise -> boom done*
3. The built in audio tools for final cut are not exactly designed for this either - I mean you can tweak an audio file (lots) but you can't exactly remove anything.
I personally think you're hooped
Lot of guesswork going on. If you care to, you might upload a short section to a file sharing service so some of us might see if we can do anything with it. Ddid you try Audacity? (It's free, BTW.)
Russ
Audacity Noise Reduction is wonderful, but if applied to the whole clip/scene, it depends the noise being very regular otherwise it will damage the voice track. Lens noise ought to be more or regular, so it should be a good choice in this case.
Try Audacity.
Russ
How can I remove lens noise from audio track?
