Edit out background noise

[axjzgs]

How can I edit out or reduce background noise with EDIUS NEO 3?

[dpalomaki]

Audio or video noise?
What kind of background noise?

For video noise - consider NeatVideo (running in VDub) as one well respected tool.

For audio noise, what can be done depends on the type of noise. Some can reduced by filters, especially if they are at fixed frequencies and/or out of the range of frequencies that are of interest.

A number of audio editing programs such as Audition include effective noise reduction filters that can be applied to remove noise. (In general you will need to save the audio as a separate WAV file to use them.)

[Bluetongue]

For Audio, Izotope RX2 works well for me and plugs into Edius, there are others as well

For what its worth
Barry

[axjzgs]

Thanks for your advice!

[Philip]

For Audio, Izotope RX2 works well for me and plugs into Edius, there are others as well

For what its worth
Barry

Bluetongue.... I won a copy of Izotope RX2 Advanced at NAB this year at the Edius get together. I can't get it to plug in to Edius. I have tried all the tricks I can think of and it still doesn't show up in my filters. I have to use it externally where it works great but it's a pain of a workflow. How did you get it to plugin to Edius. I am on 6.52 as well.

Thanks,

[Bluetongue]

Bluetongue.... I won a copy of Izotope RX2 Advanced at NAB this year at the Edius get together. I can't get it to plug in to Edius. I have tried all the tricks I can think of and it still doesn't show up in my filters. I have to use it externally where it works great but it's a pain of a workflow. How did you get it to plugin to Edius. I am on 6.52 as well.

Thanks,

Philip
In the VST Bridge Add the following directory

"C:\Program Files(x86)\Steinberg\VstPlugins" for Win 7 for XP just drop the (x86)

That is where the program places the interface files, Bad that the information is hidden away in the help file, you are just expected to know
A lot of other VST's do the same

REgards Barry

[Philip]

Philip
In the VST Bridge Add the following directory

"C:\Program Files(x86)\Steinberg\VstPlugins" for Win 7 for XP just drop the (x86)

That is where the program places the interface files, Bad that the information is hidden away in the help file, you are just expected to know
A lot of other VST's do the same

REgards Barry

I tried that and can't find that exact directory. In my Program Files(x86)\Steinberg directory I have a sub folder for Wavelab LE 7 which is an app that came with an audio device a while back. There is no VSTPlugins directory in the Steinberg folder.

I do have a VSTPlugins directory at C:\Program Files\Vstplugins that has all the Izotope RX2 .dll files. I have pointed to that from the VST Bridge but they aren't recognized either.

Where did you find in the documentation the path to point to? I couldn't find it.

Thanks,

[Bluetongue]

Philip
1: Directory in VST Bridge is as shown in screen grab, no other sub directory
2: if it still does not show re install RX2

http://forum.grassvalley.com/forum/a...1&d=1354147254

Hope that helps
Regards Barry

[Philip]

Never mind....I got it figured out. I actually had to go into the standalone RX2 Advanced app and use the manage plugins function and activate them. That created a Vstplugin directory in the X86 folder. I pointed to that and they are now there.

Happy Happy.

You are right though..it is a very convoluted process that really is not documented well if at all.