Thank you so much for this!!! Your video is literally the only thing I could find that explained exactly what I was looking for. You just saved me so much headache!
Very nice of you to make this video! I wasn't quite able to eliminate all wind noise in my clips, but it's certainly an improvement. That's what I get for shooting with the internal mics, the wind noise is super loud and covers the entire low to mid spectrum. I already bought an external mic with one of these fuzzy covers, works great against wind!
I went over the steps repeatedly. when I choose vocal channel I get the 1st window that you closed. I close, but then whether I put the vocal channel on the timeline box to the left, timeline above or on a single clip, When I open the inspector and click on the area I'd put it, I don't get that window that says vocal channel. It's audio but volume, pan, pitch, speed change, EQ. I ws on the Fairlight. went back since you were on edit and tried there and putting on the timeline, I didn't even get the 1st EQ box. Then I tried on a clip and got that and closed but then the Inspector had even less.
Thanks Ian, I've had problems with in car noise, so I went back and put this on my audio tracks that were effected & boom it disappeared & didn't effect the voice, your a legend thanks
Thanks Ian, you were right, this is so much easier than the other (non-existent) methods out there, specifically for wind sounds (I'm at a seaside location with strong winds)
Thank you so much! My hats off to you! I am editing a video for a not-for-profit organisation and managed to completely reduce the wind sound in the background.
Thank you so much for making this video, I was so frustrated that the noise reduction feature did practically nothing to reduce wind noise. Wish I could "like" the video twice!
@@IanMiddletonPhotographyTravel I guess we had different wind lol. I do find it may take a few seconds for an effect to work with no indication when it starts working.
@@HillsDronephotography If you are using Davinci 17 then it has moved. Select the clip or timeline where you have placed the vocal channel and then go up to the inspector panel on the right and you'll find it in effects.
@@IanMiddletonPhotographyTravel great mate cheers for that got it. I had to unclip the audio from the clip fingers crossed it works, thank you ever so much, don't suppose you know anything about luts all of a sudden my luts are not changing after applied 🤦♂️
Hi. It can depending on how deep your voice is. It's often a bit of a trade-off, but you can also use the equaliser to make other adjustments to compensate.
First of all, super helpful video. However, for me, it somehow does not work in Davinci 17? I noticed that the High Pass In and High Pass Frequency are not in the inspector tab anymore. Any ideas on why the effect might not work?
Thanks. Sorry I have no idea about Davinci 17, but I would imagine it is somewhere in the fairlight tab. Have you looked there? Maybe in the equalizer.
I found it. Thank you. Somehow it just does not make a noticeable difference, even if I put it at the highest frequency of 300? Wind is very much present. Maybe only after it renders.
I knew not getting rid of windnoise was just a lack of my skill in video editing but still I almost ended up buying a new microphone. No I don't have to do that anymore. Thanks!
Thanks. A good mic helps, but more than that you need a dead cat on it, as they call it. But even then if the wind was strong like here then further editing is needed no matter the equipment.
@@IanMiddletonPhotographyTravel I do have a Rode shotgun mic. It's just really windy wherever I go and probably some degree of user error. I know how to photograph but still absolute beginner when it comes to videography and audio. Anyway just uploaded a video where I applied the filter and the wind sound is fine. Thanks :)
Hi. Did you have a wind protector on your mic while filming? This technique doesn't get rid of the sound, but takes the bass out of it so it's less rumbly and annoying. It works best if you already had the wind protector, but if not then you could still hear the wind as it will be much louder, but you should be able to lessen the effects of it. Also use the other tools alongside it.
@@IanMiddletonPhotographyTravel nope I had no wind protector. I used only the internal microphone of a DJI action 2. Honestly I don't know what most settings in Davin I actually do 🤣🤣. I think it softened the noise somehow, but I am not 100% sure. It also changes the other "wanted" sounds I think. It seems like I am rather a person that would like to do better production first because then editing is easier (less complicated) 😅. I should get a mic.
@@fjellyo3261 You need to play around with all the other equalizer settings to compensate. And yes, get an external mic and wind protector. Makes a huge difference.
the wind in your video is not that bad, I had a video with very strong wind, I can still hear the voice but there is a lot of wind noise which makes it very unprofessional. But this option didn't help at all, I think, even put to max, the wind was still very present.
Same here, unfortunaterly. With me the wind was intermittent gusts, rather than a constant background rumble. So I think they were coming in at a higher frequency and not so easy to separate from my voice-over. Oh well. Worth a try, anyway.
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thank you so much, you saved my last video :)
You are very welcome. Glad it helped!
Thanks for doing this video, very easy to follow along with and implement in my own Davinci editing.
Thank you. Glad you found it useful.
Thank you so much for this!!! Your video is literally the only thing I could find that explained exactly what I was looking for. You just saved me so much headache!
You are very welcome.
Very nice of you to make this video! I wasn't quite able to eliminate all wind noise in my clips, but it's certainly an improvement. That's what I get for shooting with the internal mics, the wind noise is super loud and covers the entire low to mid spectrum. I already bought an external mic with one of these fuzzy covers, works great against wind!
Glad it helped a bit at least.
I am one op four new subscribers. I like your voice. And the speed in which you talk. Not too slow or not too fast. Fantastic!
Thank you. That is nice to hear. Yes, some people do go too fast and even I cannot keep up with them. 😀
Thanks for making this! I love watching RUclips videos on how to make RUclips videos!
Ha! Yes it's a bit of an irony, isn't it?
@@IanMiddletonPhotographyTravel totally! 😂
I went over the steps repeatedly. when I choose vocal channel I get the 1st window that you closed. I close, but then whether I put the vocal channel on the timeline box to the left, timeline above or on a single clip, When I open the inspector and click on the area I'd put it, I don't get that window that says vocal channel. It's audio but volume, pan, pitch, speed change, EQ. I ws on the Fairlight. went back since you were on edit and tried there and putting on the timeline, I didn't even get the 1st EQ box. Then I tried on a clip and got that and closed but then the Inspector had even less.
Hi. If you are using Davinci 17, then it has moved. You need to go to inspector and click on effects, next to audio.
absolute legend
saved my live, ATAR media project had bad audio but now its fixed
Awesome! Glad to hear it helped.
Thanks Ian, I've had problems with in car noise, so I went back and put this on my audio tracks that were effected & boom it disappeared & didn't effect the voice, your a legend thanks
Excellent. Yes of course, in car noise is also low frequency and bassy noise so it should work there too. Glad it helped.
Thanks Ian, you were right, this is so much easier than the other (non-existent) methods out there, specifically for wind sounds (I'm at a seaside location with strong winds)
Thanks. Glad you found it helpful!
5:50 I found that you can be more extreme with the high pass and then restore the missing voice bass afterwards with an eq on the main output
Yes that's true. As I say, you just need to play around with all the other settings to get it all right.
Finally, thank you ! I have so many videos with this issue that it will be very helpful to "save" them.
You are welcome. Glad it helped.
It's the second time I found your video which again saved my life
Glad to hear it.
Thnx so much for this video, as somebody that shoots a lot in the outdoors doing fishing videos, this is a life saver!
You are very welcome.
you absolute star , thanks
You are welcome
Is there something that can be done with an equalizer to make the voice less "tinny" after applying the high pass filter?
Yes, you can play around with the other settings to bring some depth back to the voice and other areas.
Omg you are a LIFESAVER. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
You are very welcome
i know it is pretty randomly asking but does anybody know of a good site to stream newly released series online?
@Weston Jaxx Ehh try Flixportal. You can find it through google:P -otto
@Otto Deacon Thanks, I signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :) I really appreciate it!
@Weston Jaxx glad I could help xD
Thank you so much! My hats off to you! I am editing a video for a not-for-profit organisation and managed to completely reduce the wind sound in the background.
Great news. Glad to hear it helped.
Thank you dude for making this. it helped me a lot.
You are very welcome. Glad it helped.
Video starts at 3:15 :)
Thank you so much for making this video, I was so frustrated that the noise reduction feature did practically nothing to reduce wind noise. Wish I could "like" the video twice!
Exactly how I felt before I found the solution.
Works better than anything else I have tried. Thanks for this. Some of the tools in DaVinci seem well hidden!!
You're welcome! Worse thing is that they keep moving them!
Noise Reduction 'Speech Mode' is worth a try, worked better for me than the above.
Tried that myself first but it didn't work for me.
@@IanMiddletonPhotographyTravel I guess we had different wind lol.
I do find it may take a few seconds for an effect to work with no indication when it starts working.
@@DigitalNomadOnFIRE Ha ha! Possibly. I guess it does depend. If the noise is of a higher frequency others could work better.
02:50 is RUclips filtering the wind noise?
It starts at 2:38. IT doesn't seem to work on mine, since its a beach clip...but thanks for the video
Strange, must be a higher frequency noise.
hi do you have to have tolhe payed version davinchi
No, this is in the free version.
@@IanMiddletonPhotographyTravel some reason doesn't give me those settings on video settings do I have to unclip the voice
@@HillsDronephotography If you are using Davinci 17 then it has moved. Select the clip or timeline where you have placed the vocal channel and then go up to the inspector panel on the right and you'll find it in effects.
@@IanMiddletonPhotographyTravel great mate cheers for that got it. I had to unclip the audio from the clip fingers crossed it works, thank you ever so much, don't suppose you know anything about luts all of a sudden my luts are not changing after applied 🤦♂️
@@HillsDronephotography You are welcome. Unfortunately can't help with luts. I only use this to make basic videos. Hope you can find a solutions.
You are a legend sir! Worked a charm. Thank you.
You are welcome. Glad it helped
Thank you friend. As an outdoor channel, this is a God-Send!
You are welcome. Glad it has helped.
Still keeps on giving! Thank you!
I really love the way you introduce. Thank you!
Thank you for the compliment.
This was an amazing simple video with straightforward instructions.
Thank you. Glad you found it useful
I could hug you! Thank you for making this video.
You are very welcome
Hi I have strong wind noise (in the sea) and voice. Should I use Vocal Channel? My fear is that it can change the voice if I remove the wind.
Hi. It can depending on how deep your voice is. It's often a bit of a trade-off, but you can also use the equaliser to make other adjustments to compensate.
Super! Thank you very very much :) Fabrizio, dall'Italia.
You are very welcome
First of all, super helpful video. However, for me, it somehow does not work in Davinci 17? I noticed that the High Pass In and High Pass Frequency are not in the inspector tab anymore. Any ideas on why the effect might not work?
Thanks. Sorry I have no idea about Davinci 17, but I would imagine it is somewhere in the fairlight tab. Have you looked there? Maybe in the equalizer.
I found it. Thank you. Somehow it just does not make a noticeable difference, even if I put it at the highest frequency of 300? Wind is very much present. Maybe only after it renders.
Or paid/studio version only.
That worked pretty well, thank you! The time and effort to explain is much appreciated.
You are very welcome.
Thank you for the advice!
You are welcome.
Thank you so much! I couldn't find anything either except for this! Really appreciate it!
No problem. Glad I could help.
Thanks..it is very helpful..earlier I used to apply noise reduction but it used to bring down the volume of entire audio... this is much better way!
You are welcome. I found the same. WInd noise is a low frequency sound so the high pass filter targets that only.
Thank you for your job!!
You are welcome
Hi Ian, Many thanks for sharing this info - you have helped me and many others. All the best, Martin
You are very welcome. Glad I could help.
Thank you so much for this thorough, structured and easy to follow explanation! This is super helpful!
You are very welcome
Note: for Davinci 17 you have to turn on High Pass In just above for this work. (or see as ticked in this video). Thanks.
Great, thanks for the tip.
thanks, this is a really good video, as I haven't found such information anywhere either. I will use it in the fight against the wind
Thanks. Exactly the problem I had, which is why I decided to make the video. Glad it has helped.
This was super helpful! Thanks for the great tip!
You’re welcome. Glad you found it useful.
Thank you for the tutorial.
You're welcome
Fantastic tip really appreciate that, as I was struggling to remove wind noise from a beach scene.
Excellent. Glad it helped.
Thank you, I couldn't find the highpass filter anywhere.
You're welcome
thank you so much for this - SO incredibly helpful!!!!
You are very welcome.
I knew not getting rid of windnoise was just a lack of my skill in video editing but still I almost ended up buying a new microphone. No I don't have to do that anymore. Thanks!
Thanks. A good mic helps, but more than that you need a dead cat on it, as they call it. But even then if the wind was strong like here then further editing is needed no matter the equipment.
@@IanMiddletonPhotographyTravel I do have a Rode shotgun mic. It's just really windy wherever I go and probably some degree of user error. I know how to photograph but still absolute beginner when it comes to videography and audio. Anyway just uploaded a video where I applied the filter and the wind sound is fine. Thanks :)
Thank you for making this video! Very helpful!
You are welcome
Thank you for your video. It was helpful.
Thanks for watching. Glad you found it helpful.
You can just use the equalizer in the audio inspector tab, select band 1, and then cut off whatever frequency needed
Thanks. This is really a simple solution for those of us who don't have the in depth technical knowledge.
can you teach me how to do this because i have tried all of these youtube tutorials and the wind noise is still very loud
Thanks! Simple and straight to the point.
You are welcome. Glad you found it useful.
Great tip ! I needed that 👍
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Thank you!! This video is a blessing.
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Thank you very much ! It’s very useful for me. Great explanation
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I love it!!!! It's just what I needed
Thanks. Glad you found it useful.
Thanks Ian. Great tip!
You're welcome.
Very helpful, thanks.
You are welcome. Glad you found it helpful.
This helped tons. Thanks, for the great video.
You're welcome. Glad it helped.
Awesome! I will use this!
Thank you! It help somewhat! Hope you can subscribe to my channel to:)
Amazing! Thank you so much! Keep it up!
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THANK YOU!! WONDERFUL tip!!
You are welcome.
thank you , i finally found a video i needed,, thanks
You are very welcome. Glad it helped.
Thank-you for the info. good job
a life saving tip tnx a lot!
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This is very helpful, thank you.
You're welcome.
Vocal Channel is now under Effects in Inspector
Very helpful lad !
Glad you found it useful.
Really great! Thank you
You're very welcome! Glad you found it useful.
Great info! Thank you for taking the time to share!
You're welcome
Thanks for that , your video was really helpfull
Great vid
Thank you
Thanks, very useful!
Thank you very much!!
You're welcome.
Thanks. This helped me a lot. 😀
You are welcome.
Thanks, That's going to be a big help
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Thank you very very, very, much. ❤️
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Thanks for video!
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Useful video
Thanks
Thanks
answer start @ 4:00
You legend!
Well I wouldn't go that far, but thank you very much. 😀
Great to know. Thanks
You're welcome.
Thank you Ian !
You're welcome.
nice tutorial but sadly doesnt work for me, or davinci19!?
apparently Davinci Resolve 17 works differently .. I don't have the patience to start fiddling with it right now ... Anyway, thanks for posting
Yes so I heard. I'll have to have a look and do an updated video.
Thanks!
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🙏🙏🙏🙌🙌🙌🙌👏 Thank you thank you!!
Thank you!
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It somehow doesn't work for me haha😂.
Hi. Did you have a wind protector on your mic while filming? This technique doesn't get rid of the sound, but takes the bass out of it so it's less rumbly and annoying. It works best if you already had the wind protector, but if not then you could still hear the wind as it will be much louder, but you should be able to lessen the effects of it. Also use the other tools alongside it.
@@IanMiddletonPhotographyTravel nope I had no wind protector. I used only the internal microphone of a DJI action 2. Honestly I don't know what most settings in Davin I actually do 🤣🤣. I think it softened the noise somehow, but I am not 100% sure. It also changes the other "wanted" sounds I think. It seems like I am rather a person that would like to do better production first because then editing is easier (less complicated) 😅. I should get a mic.
@@fjellyo3261 You need to play around with all the other equalizer settings to compensate. And yes, get an external mic and wind protector. Makes a huge difference.
Thank you Sir!!!
You’re welcome.
Tks - from Brasil
doesnt worked with my video
Did you have a wind muffler on your mic when you filmed it?
Thankyou
You're welcome.
the wind in your video is not that bad, I had a video with very strong wind, I can still hear the voice but there is a lot of wind noise which makes it very unprofessional. But this option didn't help at all, I think, even put to max, the wind was still very present.
Yes, I had a dead cat on mine which also helped. This option does help, but unfortunately it's not a perfect solution.
Same here, unfortunaterly. With me the wind was intermittent gusts, rather than a constant background rumble. So I think they were coming in at a higher frequency and not so easy to separate from my voice-over. Oh well. Worth a try, anyway.
Thank You verry good!!!!! Belgie
Not that simple... Hardly any wind in your clip. This dosen´t do much even with a little 3 m/s wind.
Every little helps!
this couldve easily been 2mins
be grateful for the fact that there was a tutorial that can help
THANK YOU
You are very welcome