To edit the EQ curve: Right-click in the 'Envelope Editor Window' to add points, and Left-click to move points and tension markers. Time is represented on the vertical axis and Frequency on the horizontal axis.Īpply EQ in addition to the other noise reduction functions to fine-tune the result. The (white) EQ envelope allows a +12 to -24 dB EQ curve to be applied to the selected sample.
Frequency scale - Zooms the frequency scale for more or less precise EQ curve editing or frequency inspection.This represents frequency on the horizontal axis and time on the vertical axis, while color represents intensity. The main display window shows a spectral view of the sample to be processed. When deselected the Preview & Accept buttons will deliver the processed (residual) sound according to the plugin settings. If you hear parts of the sound you want to retain in the noise output, then the settingsĪre too aggressive. Listen for settings that sound only like the noise to be removed. Select this button when you need to fine-tune the Denoiser process Threshold ( Smoothing macOS) and Amount settings (using the Preview function). Output noise only - When selected the parts of the sample removed by the Denoiser tool (noise) are heard.Tools > Spectral > Clean up (denoise) option. To open the Noise Removal Tool Left-click on the Clean up (denoise) button or use the
NOTE: The Denoiser, Declipper and Declicker have a button preceding the section titles, this activates the given function when selected. The modules are activated by the button in front of each section label. Any or all these denoise functions can be performed in a single pass. It's not designed to remove transient background noises such as a door slam or bird song. The Noise Removal Tool can remove continuous background noises, such as hiss or electrical hum from a sample, repair clipped samples and remove clicks from samples.
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