The Pro Audio Suite30 Mai 2019

Noise Reduction Shoot out

Noise Reduction is the STudio Operators best friend when it comes to location sound and some of the "not so great" home studio recordings. And for the Voice Over artist on the road, it can save your butt when it comes to a noisy Hotel room that you just can't save with even the most complex "Fortress".

In this episode, we put the Waves arsenal of Noise Reduction up against the legendary RX 7 suite from Izotope, and the new player in the market Brusfri. The results are surprising, and at the end Robbo, Robert, George and AP give their thoughts on the best bang for your Noise Reduction dollar.

If you would like to put the files up in your own studio, or download them and see what results you can get for yourself, you can find them here.

Don't forget to like our facebook page and if you have a question of your own you'd like us to answer, post it there and we will answer it as best we can.

You'll also find us on the web at theproaudiosuite.com

The Pro Audio Suite Podcast copyright George Whittam, Andrew Peters, Robert Marshall & Darren Robertson. Products or companies we discuss are not paid endorsements. They are not sponsored by, nor do we have any professional or affiliate relationship of any kind with any of the companies or products highlighted in the show.... sadly! It's just stuff we like, think is cool and may be of interest to you our listeners. "When the going gets weird, the weird turn professional."

― Hunter S Thompson

Denne episoden er hentet fra en åpen RSS-feed og er ikke publisert av Podme. Den kan derfor inneholde annonser.

Episoder(435)

Is AI Killing Voiceover? Not So Fast

AI is killing voiceover. Or is it? An email to George kicks off a much bigger conversation this week about what artificial intelligence is actually doing to voiceover and audio production right now, r...

21 Sep 35min

What Makes a Microphone Directional? Part Two

After finishing Part One with bikes, the team takes a fairly sharp turn into microphone physics. What makes a microphone directional? How does an interference tube reject sound? Why can the Sennheiser...

14 Sep 35min

What Makes a Microphone Directional? Part One

What actually makes a microphone directional? In Part One of this seriously nerdy microphone discussion, the team dives into interference tubes, polar patterns, room reflections and the physics behind...

9 Sep 24min

If You Could Only Keep 5 Plugins, Which Ones Survive?

If somebody deleted your entire plugin folder and told you that you could only put five back, what would you choose? That's the challenge this week on The Pro Audio Suite. Robbo, George and AP start s...

2 Sep 26min

Guess That Mic: Four Mics, Ten Listeners and One Surprise Winner

AP records the same voice through four very different microphones and sends the files around without revealing what they are. George, Robert, Robbo and a bunch of trusted audio ears rank them purely o...

25 Aug 34min

Best Voice Over Mic for Women? It's Not That Simple

Is there actually such a thing as the best voice-over microphone for women? It sounds like a simple question, but once the Pro Audio Suite starts pulling it apart, things get much more interesting. Th...

17 Aug 26min

Can You Build a Proper VO Setup in a Tiny Room?

How do you build a voiceover audition setup when the room is tiny, space is precious, and you really don't want to pull the whole thing apart every time you're finished? AP's daughter has moved into a...

11 Aug 24min

In Ears for Voiceover: Brilliant Isolation or Total Overkill?

Do voice actors really need in ear monitors? They offer excellent isolation and can sound fantastic, but they can also feel uncomfortable, create an unnatural sense of pressure, and make it harder to ...

3 Aug 21min