noise removal software

rob morsberger · 9th September 2006

I'm working on an audio file here with loads of low and high end background noise mixed in. Sounds like traffic sounds coming through the walls of a tour bus.
Is there good software that can analyse and remove this that perhaps I can download a demo of to fix this?
Many thanks,
Rob

T.RayBullard · 9th September 2006

Algorithmix Redunoise, Cedar , and Waves Z noise all work well.

rob morsberger · 9th September 2006

thanks
am I correct in believing that to demo the waves stuff one needs ilok?
(I don't have it)
Will the others work in Logic? I'm not a protools guy.
I'll do some googling. Thanks for the help.

rob morsberger · 9th September 2006

striking out here so far
voxengo redunoise is pc only
waves demo requires ilok
cedar stuff is not for musical material
sighs....

thenoodle · 9th September 2006

..........."cedar stuff is not for musical material...........

Wrong. I send old music recordings out for cedar restoral all the time.

HiRaX · 9th September 2006

I second the waves noise removal plugs.

**DrDeltaM** · 9th September 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by thenoodle

..........."cedar stuff is not for musical material...........

Wrong. I send old music recordings out for cedar restoral all the time.

Correct, Cedar has products and algorithms for audio(music) restoration (denoise, declickle, dynamic noise supression, and so on ...), for mastering (EQ, compression, limiting) as well as for forensic audio (for example to make conversations recorded in far-less-then-ideal circumstances understandable for criminial investigation purposes).
They also do some video restoration algorithms.

minister · 9th September 2006

for price and capability, you can't beat sonic no-noise.

joeq · 10th September 2006

Bias Soundsoap is cheap and works as a standalone as well as as a plug-in. I found it very effective on a number of problems, but I have not tried it on the exact thing you are describing.

T.RayBullard · 10th September 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by rob morsberger

striking out here so far
voxengo redunoise is pc only
waves demo requires ilok
cedar stuff is not for musical material
sighs....

wrong!

http://www.cedar-audio.com/

algorithmix DOES demos..

kennyfm · 10th September 2006

The Sony Oxford Restoration plugs allow a demo.

rob morsberger · 10th September 2006

thank you so much for chiming in everyone.
I think a mastering friend is going to come to the rescue so hopefully I'm all set.
Again, much appreciated.

Sqye · 10th September 2006

here's some noise removing HARDWARE.....

i don't know if this will help........

js1 · 11th September 2006

A forum member tipped me to the plug ins here: http://www.virtos-audio.com/

Don't let the low price put you off - they're really good. Anyways, you can try the demo to see if they'll do the trick. Downside - they're DirectX, PC only.

js

9th September 2006	#1
rob morsberger Gear nut Joined: Aug 2006 Posts: 118 Thread Starter	noise removal software I'm working on an audio file here with loads of low and high end background noise mixed in. Sounds like traffic sounds coming through the walls of a tour bus. Is there good software that can analyse and remove this that perhaps I can download a demo of to fix this? Many thanks, Rob

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thenoodle Lives for food Joined: Jul 2004 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 1,164	..........."cedar stuff is not for musical material........... Wrong. I send old music recordings out for cedar restoral all the time. __________________ *"make multitrack sound for long long time"* *"I don't understand this shootout. May I borrow your ear canals so that we're on the same page?"*

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Sqye Gear Guru Joined: Aug 2005 Location: underground railroad Posts: 13,393	here's some noise removing *HARDWARE*..... i don't know if this will help........ Attached Images

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T.RayBullard Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2005 Location: Columbus County, North Carolina Posts: 2,426	Algorithmix Redunoise, Cedar , and Waves Z noise all work well.

9th September 2006	#6
HiRaX Gear maniac Joined: Oct 2005 Location: Southern CT Posts: 288	I second the waves noise removal plugs.

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minister Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2004 Location: minneapolis, mn Posts: 2,029	for price and capability, you can't beat sonic no-noise.

10th September 2006	#9
joeq Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2002 Location: New York Posts: 9,913	Bias Soundsoap is cheap and works as a standalone as well as as a plug-in. I found it very effective on a number of problems, but I have not tried it on the exact thing you are describing.

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11th September 2006	#14
js1 Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2003 Posts: 619	A forum member tipped me to the plug ins here: http://www.virtos-audio.com/ Don't let the low price put you off - they're really good. Anyways, you can try the demo to see if they'll do the trick. Downside - they're DirectX, PC only. js