Thank you for this video. I've searched the internet high and low for a good wind reduction solution for the last 18 months since I got into video editing and this has by far been a GODSEND!
Hey Justin! I found it helpful because I didn't know that premiere had a highpass filter plugin on it. Although I think you didn't execute it quite right. You eliminated all the wind, which is great, but you reduced the gain of some frequencies which make part of the human voice range. So in the end you got no wind, but the voice sounds strange, without the mid, mid-high frequencies, like a "telephone effect". Personally I would do things differently. I would prefer to embrace the wind noise. I think it's okay to hear it but not too much and you can achieve this equilibrium by readjusting the threshold frequencies of the filters. Hug!
Did a double take because I'm drinking water out of the exact same bottle, messed with my mind a second there. Great tutorial Justin, did a bunch of recording the other day but forgot my wind muffler for my microphone and this helped a bunch, thank you.
Always try and get the best sound at the point of recording. this is rule NO.1 , it applies to recording bands and outside broadcast or studio recordings. MUCH LESS to fix afterwards
Thanks so much for this tutorial - found it super helpful compared to other ones I've watched. I shot video down at the beach in Bali for clients and it def helped. Cheers!
Thank you!! This works. It was not laid out exactly as you had it , but I was able to find the effects that controlled the different things that you did. I used the Adobe CC Audition to edit out the wind, and the audio was MUCH better!
Cheers +Ryan Keel (CEO Church) . Yeah the tools would be similar in Audition and maybe called slightly different things to the process i showed here which was in Adobe Premiere. Glad it was enough to get you going :)
Thanks so much! We have a family vlog based in Samoa and I'm constantly struggling with minimizing wind noise during filming and then have to try to fix it in post. I currently use FCPX, debating on switching to Adobe, but was able to find these same basic tools in FCPX to achieve much better results than I was on my own since my editing skills are courtesy of Google university, haha. Thanks again!
THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! It’s the best advice I’ve met through all Internet today. It’s helped a lot. THANKS! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Old video, but thank you! My Adobe Audition would not edit a clip -- still unsure why -- and needed to post a video to my company's FB page. I'm not our IT guy, btw. You saved me having our Product Manager to re-record audio ... who also knows as little about A/V as I do. :)
HI Justin!!! I recently met you at Vid Summit. I'm just working on an edit and needed help with the wind! I found this and realized - Hey it's that guy that gave me a ride to the VIP party! Dang, how fun! Thank you so much for the help with the edit! You are awesome!
I recently just made a film. We’re still in production. The wind noise is actually not too bad, but would like to look at options to reduce it. I only have Cyberlink , so I’ll use to see how to do it in that. This does give me an idea tho.
Appreciate the annoyance we experience when we seek out a video to learn something, and they refer you to a number of previous videos. It's just feels exhausting.
Hey Landrew0! Not sure what you're referring to here... If it's this video - it covers exactly the topic in the title, and refers to additional resources on how to prevent the problem in the first place for those interested. I understand you're frustrated (although not completely sure why...) but you should appreciate that it does take time/effort to upload video tutorials and content for you to access freely. On this channel, if we refer to 'other' videos - they're on related topics that may be of interest. I'd be interested to hear how you'd solve your frustration? Keeping in mind, it would be completely unfeasible to include EVERYTHING in an ever-growing cumulative video on a specific topic.
I use Fab Filter's Q-3 with dynamic settings on those pesky blow frequencies... It works OK. Of course it's not removing wind blows completely but makes them less nasty. You need to play with frequencies and Bell Q and filter's width (12, 18dB and etc.) settings to get what you need. It depends highly on you mic specs and plus any acoustic environment (like corridors, big pipes - if you're under ground). The last mentioned can add some more frequencies which will be resonated. After that I usually put any good compressor (to level up everything to a certain "flatness"). Then I make another Q-3 layer which makes some "bass restore" function. Because the 1st plugin will eat up your bass frequencies as hell. It's nevermind that they're dynamic, you still will get some bass cut. If you need the bass then it needs to be restored. There you just pickup the same frequencies +/- some Hz and tune their levels up (not dynamic!). Actually the 1st plugin will serve as a dynamic compressor but I've found that it gives great results. Don't forget to click on "Auto" to set up your desired threshold level for triggering the frequency! It's really important or your audio will be a complete mess. Of course cleaning up these artifacts manually (or maybe by some RX plugins) is better. But here is my receipt! Put "Like" on my comment if it's helpful enough, plz
I know this is asking a lot but it would help tremendously if there was an audacity tutorial for this. I know you mentioned multiple times in the comments and video that the same features are in both programs, but it is hard to interpret Adobe to Audacity. Thanks for the helpful hints though!
You legend.....! efffective way to do it organically without plug ins! Cheers Justin...i make docs and have just had this with gopros (as normally have wind jammers on cams) brill greatful for your knowledge mate thanks!
If you are using an audio track recorded remotely, OR if you separate the audio into a separate audio file, what should you be looking for first? Echo, Reverb mitigation, noise reduction, normalization? compression? For simplicity sake let's use an indoor interview, presentation or lecture as the scenario. Tnx.
I learned some new stuff but there was so much wind noise it was beyond repair. Lesson 1: Never forget to bring your deadcat to an outdoor recording session :)
so helpful! I have this problem with my videos right now and cant seem to find anyone that can reduce the wind but I guess I should show them this video haha
Awesome thank you; I took this footage of my rooster, and I spun the camera around him and it added the wind noise. So I figured I do sort of like a mini fake matrix camera move with the wind noise, but when he was cockadoodling the wind would cut so you could hear him.
The full video will be out next Monday, but I was also going to put it in my channel trailer as well; subscribe to see it the moment it comes out if you're feeling generous, as we have new videos every week. Thank you again for all the tips, really helping a lot since I've not done this stuff since high school.
This is awesome! I have some footage I took near a lake that was terrible with regards to wind noise and applying the highpass filter worked great to let bird sounds through and eliminate wind noise (I use Davinci Resolve 17, there it is in Effects => EQ = AUHiPass) Thank you for this video!!
@@PrimalVideo Now that EQ is obsolete, can you update your video to show the best way to work with the recommended FFT EQ? I'm trying to repair/salvage some audio, but working with the latest version- and can't get it quite right.
You are speaking about "minor changes" that you are applying to the sound but in fact you are carving out the sound completely and then apply equalizer in crazy radical amounts (+- 20 dB), resulting in a very unnatural sound. No sound engineer would ever work in that way. I think some hi pass until a reasonable frequency, which doesn't cut the human voice should be enough to make the video usable, maybe 200hz - there is only so much you can fix afterwards.
that is best i even see,i do wedding , last years , i got one wedding with 3 recorder fail in the same time, i need to use high pass for my camera sound record, take my long time to fix, but it helps
Definitely Chris Martin doppelgänger! On a serious note. Can I remove wind noise on wondershare filmora? Having trouble locating the high pass filter on filmora
I feel like you're about to sing me a Coldplay song
😂👌
I was about to say Chris Martin explaining audio to me?
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Omg lol
Hahahahahhaha
Note to all new users, Adobe changed the name of the effect from EQ to Parametric Equalizer. EQ is still available in the obsolete folder.
Thanks!
Was wondering if that was different or the same. Thanks!
god bless you lol
Thank you so much !!
THANK YOU MAN!
1:28 is where the actual video starts
Awesome, and well done! 👏🏼 You've saved the human race a cumulative 4m 12s this past month
sweet
thanks. you save my time
KABOB kabob I
Thanks mate. You just saved me some time also 😎
Thank you for this video. I've searched the internet high and low for a good wind reduction solution for the last 18 months since I got into video editing and this has by far been a GODSEND!
No worries Juella - so glad it helped 👍
Hey Justin! I found it helpful because I didn't know that premiere had a highpass filter plugin on it. Although I think you didn't execute it quite right. You eliminated all the wind, which is great, but you reduced the gain of some frequencies which make part of the human voice range. So in the end you got no wind, but the voice sounds strange, without the mid, mid-high frequencies, like a "telephone effect".
Personally I would do things differently. I would prefer to embrace the wind noise. I think it's okay to hear it but not too much and you can achieve this equilibrium by readjusting the threshold frequencies of the filters.
Hug!
I'm a VSDC user and this method worked perfectly. Thank you for the insightful vid, it saved a scene in one of our recordings that caught wind!
Awesome - glad it worked well 👍
This video has just saved 99% of my footage. thanks you so much for making this video
AWESOME! So glad it helped you out 😃
What software did he use?
Did a double take because I'm drinking water out of the exact same bottle, messed with my mind a second there.
Great tutorial Justin, did a bunch of recording the other day but forgot my wind muffler for my microphone and this helped a bunch, thank you.
Glad this video helped you out +Jordesuvi!
Always try and get the best sound at the point of recording. this is rule NO.1 , it applies to recording bands and outside broadcast or studio recordings. MUCH LESS to fix afterwards
Thanks so much for this tutorial - found it super helpful compared to other ones I've watched. I shot video down at the beach in Bali for clients and it def helped. Cheers!
+Christopher Chiu Awesome! thanks for the feedback :)
Thanks, this turned the audio of my project from total crap to barely understandable, which is like the difference from zero to 1.
+Jaime Jaime I hope that's a good thing.. :)
+Justin Brown - Primal Video well, relatively. Point is this helped a lot.
Man, what a difference - your knowledge and skills are exceptional 👍
Great to hear that, thanks 😊 - Hazel, PV Team
Hey. That sound correction worked great!
PS: A 22 minute breath-hold is almost beyond belief.
😨😵😨😵😨😵😫😫😩😩😷😓😨😵😨😵😣😀😀😀😀😀😀😊😊😊
Thank you!! This works. It was not laid out exactly as you had it , but I was able to find the effects that controlled the different things that you did. I used the Adobe CC Audition to edit out the wind, and the audio was MUCH better!
Cheers +Ryan Keel (CEO Church) . Yeah the tools would be similar in Audition and maybe called slightly different things to the process i showed here which was in Adobe Premiere. Glad it was enough to get you going :)
That was a huge difference using Adobe Premier and using filters and effects. Great video.
Thanks Julesy S!
Thanks so much! We have a family vlog based in Samoa and I'm constantly struggling with minimizing wind noise during filming and then have to try to fix it in post. I currently use FCPX, debating on switching to Adobe, but was able to find these same basic tools in FCPX to achieve much better results than I was on my own since my editing skills are courtesy of Google university, haha. Thanks again!
No problem! Good luck with the vlogs!
Googled "remove wind noise" and this was the first video, was super helpful and easy to follow, thanks heaps.
THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
It’s the best advice I’ve met through all Internet today. It’s helped a lot. THANKS!
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
haha glad this video helped 👍😀
Dude...my mouth dropped at the difference. Need to learn this.
haha yeah as a last resort it's not a bad option!
I use to do it a whole other way this is so easy , thanks for saving me many hours.
Thanks Media Glitch - Glad it helped 😀
the word Havoc is pronounced har-Vik not Har-Vorg , thanks dude ..I learned something new .
is that chris martin???
shhh... keep it quiet or the fans will start screaming again.
You look exactly like him!!!
Nah...Judd Trump!!
Old video, but thank you! My Adobe Audition would not edit a clip -- still unsure why -- and needed to post a video to my company's FB page. I'm not our IT guy, btw. You saved me having our Product Manager to re-record audio ... who also knows as little about A/V as I do. :)
Glad the video helped you out!
Thank you, this saved a project I was working on!!!
HI Justin!!! I recently met you at Vid Summit. I'm just working on an edit and needed help with the wind! I found this and realized - Hey it's that guy that gave me a ride to the VIP party! Dang, how fun! Thank you so much for the help with the edit! You are awesome!
Definitely a small world! haha and to stumble onto one of our super old videos, it's awesome that it helped :D . All the best with your videos!
You are incredible. This is just what I needed. I can't believe the difference the high pass filter makes!
Thank you 👍
thanks the EQ feature helped a lot. The highpass was something I knew but couldn't figure out how to bring the life back in my voice.
Thanks so much for making this video, it was really helpful in removing most of the wind from the background in my newest short film.
Fantastic! Glad it was helpful :)
I recently just made a film. We’re still in production. The wind noise is actually not too bad, but would like to look at options to reduce it. I only have Cyberlink , so I’ll use to see how to do it in that. This does give me an idea tho.
Appreciate the annoyance we experience when we seek out a video to learn something, and they refer you to a number of previous videos. It's just feels exhausting.
Hey Landrew0! Not sure what you're referring to here... If it's this video - it covers exactly the topic in the title, and refers to additional resources on how to prevent the problem in the first place for those interested. I understand you're frustrated (although not completely sure why...) but you should appreciate that it does take time/effort to upload video tutorials and content for you to access freely. On this channel, if we refer to 'other' videos - they're on related topics that may be of interest.
I'd be interested to hear how you'd solve your frustration? Keeping in mind, it would be completely unfeasible to include EVERYTHING in an ever-growing cumulative video on a specific topic.
This was a huge help and was right to the point. Great work Justin!
Dude, you just saved my life. I didn't even expect this to be possible!
Awesome - it makes my day to hear that Michael 😀
Great video mate! I didn't have a dead cat on my lapel mic and I picked up a bit of wind noise. All sorted now because of you :)
Awesome video thanks Justin!!! It totally got me out of a jam with background wind noise!
Awesome Krista! Glad it helped 😀
Thanks, I didn't listen past the High Pass recommendation as that has worked to clean up the outdoor audio of a vid.
+Aug Tellez glad it helped
I watched some of the rest. Some well shaped advice going on with the equalizing and all. Good video.
Mate, you are a life saver. Good stuff!
Thanks, glad it helped!
Thank you for making this video younger Chris Martin! Super helpful!
Haha thanks +Matt Terzi!
This was actually quite useful AND well explained.
Great to hear that, thanks 😊 - Hazel, PV Team
I use Fab Filter's Q-3 with dynamic settings on those pesky blow frequencies... It works OK. Of course it's not removing wind blows completely but makes them less nasty. You need to play with frequencies and Bell Q and filter's width (12, 18dB and etc.) settings to get what you need. It depends highly on you mic specs and plus any acoustic environment (like corridors, big pipes - if you're under ground). The last mentioned can add some more frequencies which will be resonated.
After that I usually put any good compressor (to level up everything to a certain "flatness"). Then I make another Q-3 layer which makes some "bass restore" function. Because the 1st plugin will eat up your bass frequencies as hell. It's nevermind that they're dynamic, you still will get some bass cut. If you need the bass then it needs to be restored.
There you just pickup the same frequencies +/- some Hz and tune their levels up (not dynamic!).
Actually the 1st plugin will serve as a dynamic compressor but I've found that it gives great results. Don't forget to click on "Auto" to set up your desired threshold level for triggering the frequency!
It's really important or your audio will be a complete mess.
Of course cleaning up these artifacts manually (or maybe by some RX plugins) is better. But here is my receipt!
Put "Like" on my comment if it's helpful enough, plz
AWESOME, you just save me a LOT of work. Thank you
+2defaina nice!👍
I know this is asking a lot but it would help tremendously if there was an audacity tutorial for this. I know you mentioned multiple times in the comments and video that the same features are in both programs, but it is hard to interpret Adobe to Audacity. Thanks for the helpful hints though!
+KGTheBeast11 Thanks, I'll keep it in mind for a future video. The tools mentioned in this video are almost the same though. All the best.
This just saved one of my interview video, thank you so much !
Awesome! Glad we could help!
Thank you, your videos constantly help me to improve my own channel. Definitely doing good works.
You're welcome - all the best with your channel 👍
With great tips and an uncanny resemblance to Chris Martin, this was a great tutorial.
ha - thanks Andreas 😉
I can't get a good car video without the wind noises
Awesome! Thanks
Thank. Just applied that to Shotcut and it seems to work ok.
You legend.....! efffective way to do it organically without plug ins! Cheers Justin...i make docs and have just had this with gopros (as normally have wind jammers on cams) brill greatful for your knowledge mate thanks!
If you are using an audio track recorded remotely, OR if you separate the audio into a separate audio file, what should you be looking for first? Echo, Reverb mitigation, noise reduction, normalization? compression? For simplicity sake let's use an indoor interview, presentation or lecture as the scenario. Tnx.
Never expected Chris Martin to teach me about audio fixes
+JustBrendan haha thanks.. hope it helped!
I learned some new stuff but there was so much wind noise it was beyond repair. Lesson 1: Never forget to bring your deadcat to an outdoor recording session :)
+JustBrendan haha yep, no better way to fix than at the time of recording.
Your the man! New to audio and truely appreciate this footage saving Tip!!!
Thanks Joshua!
the EQ effect is gone now, what would I do instead?
Thanks Justin! Great tutorial saved a video from one of my clients!
+Sharp Edge Studios Canada Thanks! I'm glad it helped :)
You guys really rock. Thanks for help me to learn removing wind noise. I really appreciate it.
Hope it helped you out 👍
so helpful! I have this problem with my videos right now and cant seem to find anyone that can reduce the wind but I guess I should show them this video haha
Thanks Mark! Glad it was helpful :D
Thanks for the tips man, really helpful!!
No problem 👍
Thanks for this :) It was simple and easy to follow.
No worries - thanks!
Thank you for the info!
No problem Andrew! 😀
This was extremely helpful. thank you :)
Thank you boss....Insanely useful....Cheers..
Cheers Ranuka Prabhashitha!
Great tutorial Chris....thanks
You're welcome - Justin here though 😅
Great tip! You just saved my recently filmed fishing (on a windy lake) video!!!!
So awesome to hear it! 😀
THIS IS A LIFE SAVER!!! THANK YOUUUU!
Thank you for this video. It helped me a lot in my experimental work.
Nice! That's awesome to hear!
Awesome thank you; I took this footage of my rooster, and I spun the camera around him and it added the wind noise. So I figured I do sort of like a mini fake matrix camera move with the wind noise, but when he was cockadoodling the wind would cut so you could hear him.
Nice! got a link to the finished video? 👍
The full video will be out next Monday, but I was also going to put it in my channel trailer as well; subscribe to see it the moment it comes out if you're feeling generous, as we have new videos every week. Thank you again for all the tips, really helping a lot since I've not done this stuff since high school.
Awesome! Cheers dude, you just saved me over an hour of footage. :)
Awesome! 😀👍
Very Helpful video! thanks man!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks +SortOfTrick
Thank you so much for this!!! Incredibly helpful!!!
Awesome! Happy to help!
Very useful info! Thank you very much indeed!
This is awesome! I have some footage I took near a lake that was terrible with regards to wind noise and applying the highpass filter worked great to let bird sounds through and eliminate wind noise (I use Davinci Resolve 17, there it is in Effects => EQ = AUHiPass)
Thank you for this video!!
You're welcome - nice work! 👍
Thanks! This tutorial helped us out a ton.
Glad it helped!
Hey mate, video was really useful! A bit not up to date, premiere changed some features!
yep, theory is the same.. but the vid was uploaded dec 2015..
LMFAO 🤣😂🤣 I'm so glad I came here to learn how wind can "reap" havoc on my audio! 🤣
you are my hero. thanks!!
haha thanks! glad this video helped :D
Yes!!!!
Just Subbed! Good stuff man appreciate it!
Awesome! Thanks Kevin :D
You are literally a video god 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏
hahaha I'm glad you're finding the videos helpful. All the best with your RUclips Channel!
Thank you so much!!
thank you! worked like a charm!
You're welcome, Emily - glad it worked well! 😃
Excellent video!
Thanks!
Great tutorial. Thanks for putting this up.
No problem Jon!
@@PrimalVideo Now that EQ is obsolete, can you update your video to show the best way to work with the recommended FFT EQ? I'm trying to repair/salvage some audio, but working with the latest version- and can't get it quite right.
Amazing video, thank you!
Great - no worries!
Unbelievable...... Thank you SO much
You're welcome!
Great information, thanks.
This is not awesome? This is pretty awesome!!
Thanks, super helpful!
Cheers dude. This was helpful.
Awesome!
Thanks so much Justin!!
Thanks for the quick tutorial 👍👍
No problem Junaid Ahmad!
So helpful thank you!
Awesome - so glad it helped 😊 - Hazel, PV Team
thanks a ton man! this worked like a charm!
Wow, that would be a lot of work during a 20 minute video on the water. I'm really going to work more on a windscreen options for my Gopro. Thanks.
You are speaking about "minor changes" that you are applying to the sound but in fact you are carving out the sound completely and then apply equalizer in crazy radical amounts (+- 20 dB), resulting in a very unnatural sound. No sound engineer would ever work in that way.
I think some hi pass until a reasonable frequency, which doesn't cut the human voice should be enough to make the video usable, maybe 200hz - there is only so much you can fix afterwards.
Thank you, this was very helpful!
class, really good method! happy to sub!
that is best i even see,i do wedding , last years , i got one wedding with 3 recorder fail in the same time, i need to use high pass for my camera sound record, take my long time to fix, but it helps
+Jeff z Awesome! Glad it helped, all the best!
he looks like chris martin
this is amazing! thank you!!!!
Great - no worries!
Thank you so much for this. This was very helpful
That's great Kevin! Have an awesome day!
Also, just switching range from 30db to 96db made a massive difference for me
Thanks my friend, very helpful 👍 cheers
So awesome to hear it! 😀
Cheers thank you much appreciated.
Definitely Chris Martin doppelgänger!
On a serious note. Can I remove wind noise on wondershare filmora? Having trouble locating the high pass filter on filmora