- Hey, I'm Mike. And I wanted to show you how
to remove background noise in Adobe Premiere Pro CC. (upbeat tune) - Get involved in one of my upcoming Audio Production Courses, they open every couple
of months for enrollment. And I always accept a maximum
of 20 students each time, so I can provide personal
one-on-one coaching to each and every student. If you'd like to learn more
about the world of audio, head to mrc.fm/learn. So here we are in the sequence
of Adobe Premiere Pro, and I'm just using my
internal camera microphone to show you how it's
possible to eliminate noise. even if you're using a
low quality microphone. First, we'll go over from
this sequence area here, the Editing Workspace
into the Audio Workspace so we can work with audio. And the first thing I'm gonna do is, assign this as dialogue
and add a preset here to be balanced male voice. This will increase-- - 20 students for enrollment
every couple of months, if you're interested,
head over to mrc.fm/learn. (fan whirring) - Now, as you can probably hear, (fan whirring) there's a lot of background
noise there, a fan going off, all that kind of stuff. And as you know already that
good quality audio either, but there are certain things we can do inside Adobe Premier
Pro to make this better. We want to eliminate the fan noise. And we also want to eliminate maybe a little bit of
the room reverb as well. So over here in the Audio Track Mixer, usually this display will be
hidden, it'll look like this, when you first get into it, you just pop out of this triangle to show and hide the Effects Panel. And inside the Effects
Panel on audio track one, I can now drop down and go to Noise Reduction and Restoration, and I got some really good stuff, but we'll want to focus
on De-noise and DE-reverb, starting with De-noise. This is absolutely fantastic. Once I've added that, I bring this up and watch how it works. So let's start off at 0% applied, it's just a slider, really up to a 100%. - For enrollment every couple of months, if you're intere-- - And now if we go to the end. - mrc.fm/learn. (fan whirring) - You can hear that fan noise up to 100% and the fan will disappear. - /learn - Completely. - Y'all listen to that
- .fm/learn - Gone. - Interested head over to mrc.fm/learn. - Already just with that De-noise effects, amazing that what it does to your voice. - If you're interested
head over to mrc.fm/learn. - And then reducing it again, bringing back all of the
noise in the background. So let's put that up to
maybe not 100%, maybe 40. - mrc.fm/learn. - And with that it has
pretty much done a good job of reducing the background noise. Then I can go on and add the
noise reduction restoration, De-reverb effect. And this is exactly the
same setup as De-noise, it's one slider and the
further I push this over, the more it is gonna fade
out the background echo from my room. - If you're interested,
head over to mrc.fm/learn. - Now, of course, you're
losing quite a lot of the, the quality of the voice, because it's doing some
pretty harsh processing on your audio. But if you have recorded in an environment where you've got a lot of echo and there's not much you can do about it, sliding up the De-reverb slider here can make a big difference. Let's play it back again and
listen to the difference. - Take part in one of my upcoming
audio production classes, I accept a maximum of 20 students. - And let's also check it
out on this little clap here that I do just before I start speaking. (claps) So there's a clamp with a lot
of echo and then up at 100%, (claps) It's more, it's much snappier. (claps) Much snappier. (claps) And then back down. (claps) So yeah, De-reverb's really good. And what you'll notice as well, is there's an Auto-gain going on here. So of course the more
it is editing the audio to get rid of that reverb, it's reducing the gain of your audio, but with Auto-gain enabled,
it's pushing it back up. So you're not losing any
amplitude on the audio signal. So, De-noise De-reverb,
absolutely fantastic to stick on your FX Toolkit
here in the Audio Workspace. And of course, take
advantage of essential sound. Maybe even choose a preset
just to make your dialogue sound a little bit better
in Adobe Premiere Pro CC. Let me know how you get
on and your experience with De-noise and De-reverb
in the comments below (bright upbeat music)
