How To: Reduce Room Noise of Microphone Recordings with Studio One V3 Prime
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- A simple trick to reduce the noise of a microphone recording using the stock VST plug-in found in PreSonus Studio One V3 Prime, to reduce any room noise, fan noise captured during recording for clean audio mixing.
This tip can also be applied during recording by inserting the plug-in on the input of the track channel.
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"Say it together-uuh" lol. Thanks man!!
NO one achieves this better than this video. Of course you need to EQ the track after the channel strip but MAN this solved a lot of issues. THANK YOU
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Exactly what I needed! I have recently switched from Audacity to Studio One, and I narrate and produce audiobooks. I needed to find out how to do EQ, Noise Reduction and Compression. Great to know that you can do it with one controller! Very Cool. Thanks so much!
Glad my videos helped you out. Thanks for the comment.
Thank you! I was going nuts trying to pad the room further to cut down on noise!!
This video is an absolute GODSEND! Vocal tracks sound a zillion times better. And now when I splice / move parts around, it's smooth as silk. Amazing!
Thanks 😊
Well this really helped with understanding the Channel Strip better. Now a days you can just start with a Gate in the inputs and negate any noise as you record.
That's what I do. A gate ,and hi pass cut around 95.
This was a great help! Thank you for making this video. Also, your English is just fine. Speaking multiple languages isn't easy and I commend you for your hard work.
This is the loveliest tutor's voice I've ever heard. Sorry you'd had a cold at the time but that captivating rasp is utmost thrilling. And the lecture itself is remarkably comprehensible, thank you so much. Though in the end I turned to Audacity for help - that provides a rather smart and delicate noise reduction tool. Can't quite understand why should PreSonus be so insistant on not including this highly demanded option. Anуway, thank you again, I'm glad that you just are. Stay - that's the way it should be.
Thanks for your comment. Artist or Pro edition do have better noise gate and expander options built in, but not in this free Prime edition, unless you purchase the Pro Add-on plugins for Prime.
Thank you again, I'll bear that in mind. Anyway, S1 has proved so far to be the best in providing quality of recording itself. That's much already.
super helpful for live recordings on vocals and drums, thanks so much man
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Very relevant in 2020, lockdown the background noise....
Oh my gosh, I've been searching for a video like this, and now, after all this time I found it by accident, nice video I have to say.
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Dope advice. I used it... Works like a charm. Thanks man
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You taught me something.
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Thank you!! Great timing for me to find this.
That intro sent me on a stereo journey through my headphones
Thanks for the intell!! Really helped clean up my vox tracks!!
Glad to hear. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for the Channel Strip education....SUPER USEFUL on vocals!!!! Thank you!!!!!
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That seems to work pretty good I’ll give it a try. Thanks!
willing to learn. Unless you already understand setups, then I gues sit's gonna be easier, but as a classically trained pianist I was blown
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This works great!!! I thank you for the insite to the plugin.
Dude, this video helped me alot with my vocal recordings. Thanks dude
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Ok the Chanel strip works when you not saying nothing. But once you start singing or rapping there’s still static in you vocals. Once you say anything the channel strip. the mic still picks up fuzz in your vocal.
The channel strip's expander is just a "gate". In PRIME, this is the best way. If your DAW supports VST plugin, then you can use dedicated plugins, like iZotope RX or WAVES Clarity
I Usually export to audacity n Select noise reduction. But this was faster💯💯
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Thank you for sharing this. I have re-recorded tracks until I watched your video.
Thanks. Glad it was helpful.
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learned something from this vid. thanks
Glad to hear it!
dats some nice vocals..I like the melody also thanks for the advice
holy mother fucking shit, I've been tryna solve this problem for ages
I thought you were going to flip the phase of the recorded noise to cancel the noise from the recorded vocals. Well, great work.
Unless the noise is a constant, it doesn't work using phase inverting
@@RecordingStudio9 Yes, thats true.
Hi, thankx for the vid, i realise that the noise is still there in my sound system here with or without that channel strip, when loud.
Then, you need to reduce or move away from the noise. There are plugins that can remove noise, but Studio One Prime doesn’t support VST.
Clarity by Waves, RX by iZotope, GOYO etc
@@RecordingStudio9 Hi, there's a misunderstanding here, i was talking about the noise in this vid when i listening to it with my good sound here, the noise, he says, will disappear but it is still there in his Vid.
The title says, "Reduce" not "Disappear". Because the channel strip is set with Expander which simply lowers the input signal and doesn't mute it. Also, any room noise while the audio is high will include the room noise as it's not cleaning the noise from the signal.
Hope that explains.
@@RecordingStudio9 Yep might be better to simply silence them ? Thankx for the vid anyway.
this is what am looking for
This is a great idea thanks for sharing but just one question. Does it messes with the effects on the vocal? Such as Delays etc.
Not at all. Place the FX plugin after the Channel Strip or on an FX bus and use SEND from the channel.
@@RecordingStudio9 Awesome thank you
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this helped a TON. Thanks bunches
Thanks for the tutorial
really helpful thanks a lot
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Thanks. I really appreciate this..
This method Is good in a song with a backtrack loudy and rich of instruments but when you sing in a song with few instruments and very smooth and intimate vocals parts is not applicable, you have to clean the background noise with a tool that read the noise profile and automatically puts in the track the same noise profile with inverted phase (Audacity has a nice noise removing tool) this catches a lot of the background noise naturally and the track become clean and ready to play
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Thanks. Noise canceling by noise profile phase inversion only works for constant levels, like hum. Not for ever changing background room noise. You can still use noise profile noise canceling by adding the noise audio track, inverting it, then sending both into an aux bus.
Thank you for this man,really helped
Great advice. Thanks for sharing this. I noticed that your vocal track didn't have sibilance on the "s", but with the expander, the S became sibilant. I am finding this with my tracks on Studio One. How do you deal with this? Is it necessary to notch down the EQ around 5 or 6 K and add a de esser? Or is there a better way to handle this? I have noticed the Binaural Pan produces sibilance that I can't remove. Any help appreciated.
If you believe your vocal ends up too sibilant, then the best advice is to use a de-esser. De-esser is a dynamic process, meaning no change unless the signal level is above the threshold. With notch eq, it's taken down all the time.
I don't know why you hear more sibilant after the expander, but most likely due to in conjunction use of the compressor on the Channel Strip plugin.
@@RecordingStudio9 Thanks very much for your reply. :)
Thank you very much! Great tip
i got serious earworm right now.. great tutorial btw
I understand. Sorry. When creating the videos that have audio looping, I listen so many times that I get immuned to them LOL.Thanks for the feedback.
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Thanks for this video, it helped me out big time.
I'm glad it did.
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Very helpful, thank you brother.
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Good advice, man.
Thank you
that "say it together" is slowly killing me...
I do have an accent, and English is not my first language. LOL, but I hope the example helped.
Thats the biggest noise I could hear inside the vocal booth :D
That was funny and thats alright. Your video helped me a lot. Thank you heaps!
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that's just too bad that it's slowly killing you...maybe speed it up
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Great Video Thank you again.
Wow .. thank you for that tip.
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+Nicholo Poriol Thank you for the feedback.
I forgot to mention that in Studio One V3 Pro, there is an option to automatically cut silence of recorded audio. But since we are working with the Studio One V3 Prime free, it is not included, and this is the quick work around.
can you post a video on that as well?
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Thank you sir.
Who else was singing along everytime he played it?
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Sir how to remove s sound ssssss ? What plug in i need to use thanks sir i hope you answer my question
Search for a de-esser VST plugin for any other DAW as Studio One Prime does not support VST plugins. Purchase the Prime edition Add-on Bundle (shop.presonus.com/Studio-One-Prime-Pro-Plug-ins-Bundle) and use the Compressor with 'De-ess' preset.
Hi there, what's that high pitch sound that is there throughout? I get that and I have no idea what that is
Possibly my old crappy tie-clip mic :P
Hey I'm really new to tNice tutorials, my GMS doesn't soft the sa, more like a continuous buzzing soft, does anyone know what I do? I
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So in a way if we want to use a channel strip would we have to speak louder into the microphone?
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a man thanks for this video um a artist that always go to big studio just learning how to record myself. do u no how to use autone on stuido 1 4.1
Studio One V4 comes with Melodyne for pitch correction. There are many videos in detail on how to use it already, even from the creators of Melodyne. Just do a RUclips search.
this was cool....great video. SAY YOU SAY ME....(SMILING)
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Thanks. That was the song stuck in my head at the time! LOL :)
Does Studio One 4, have this option called channel strip?
Yes, all versions and editions do.
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Hey Nice Video.. so i have question how do you clean up noises manualy,without channel strip..Thanks
Manually would be to select and silence any audio between spoken words or music. A very long process.
RecordingStudio9.com nah i m using strip silence ,just do it that way.anyways thnx
That means you have the Studio One Pro. Studio One Prime does not have that option, hence my video.
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Can I use the channel strip and another fx at the same time for my recording?
Yes.
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Hi. I am still hearing like an electrical kind of hum. Any tips on hw to get rid of that noise whilst recording? Possibly from the program or laptop. Much thanks and cheers...
This depends on the quality of the equipment used, the mic, mixer or audio interface and the cabling. Software don't generate hum.
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Shouldn't that. Red rectangle nest to the volume be off, is that causeing saturation?
+Christopher Munoz Good question and great noticing. Yes, as I turn the compression on for the first time, it increased the volume and clipped the main bus. Normally, you would notice this and turn the output GAIN of the Channel Strip down, to make sure it does not clip.
Thank you again.