The BEST Vocal Background Noise Removers in 2024
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- In this video a shootout with what are the best noise removal plugins in 2024
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00:00 The plugins and their features
01:45 Denoising a constant noise
06:04 Denoising an extreme interfering sound
07:05 Fixing an Ambient voice with slight echo
08:06 Removing a lot of reverb 
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Thanks Marlon for the informative comparison! I'm going with Waves Clarity.
waves clarity also good at removing the beat from a full mix not just noise (UVR5 + CLARITY) good results
Clarity was a savior for a nasty AC vent in my last studio room. Haven’t tested the Reverb much, because there does seem to be some warbling at times.
Gonna have to try it when singing and playing into my Rodes camera mounted mic.
I have a side gig once every month or 2, editing a podcast that is recorded in a moving vehicle - tons of road and engine noise. I grabbed Supertone Clear since it was $29 at the time , for those who were part of the Beta. I liked that it did the job of the 2 Waves plugins, all in one. Overall, I think I mayyyybe got a slightly better result with Clarity when I compared, but ST-Clear has certainly done an exemplary job for me.
yeah, the real-world practice is that you need multiple of these denoisers. There isn't one who is the best at everything.
UVR 5. Case closed. And it's free 💛💙
1.6Gb of a download. Recommending a GitHub project is hardly feasible for the average user.
@andivax you are the guy that has the best Russian plugin and DAW shoot out videos with the long-ass intro everytime Xaxaxaxa :) :)
I've tried both of the Waves Clarity VX, it is good for removing vocal background noise, but it's not good for removing backgound noise for musical instruments like acoustic guitars...Do you have any recommendations for noise gates for guitars...?
Clarity is made for voice and vocals. It most likely won't work properly on other instruments. You could try Smart:Gate by Sonible, but it really is a gate. If you need true noise removal, check out basically any other noise removal plugin not made for vocals. Check Izotope RX, Acon Restoration Suite, and Waves have x-noise and z-noise for that. Probably missing a few brands here. Unfortunately, it's a lot of trial and error, but every one of those bundles comes with a trial to check out.
@@whitenoisestudio Thanks Bro...Lots of useful information right there in your reply...I'll try out those you mentioned...Really appreaciate it...! Thanks for the info...!
would you say dereverberation process itself often cannot yield satisfying results because the original voice is being comb-filtered to such a degraded state that simply getting rid of the reverb leaves a dry but degraded voice? in that case an AI plugin which would attempt to reconstruct the original tone without the comb-filter artifacts would produce more usable results. I'm surprised DxRevive was not that effective in the last example.
I have had very satisfying results with de-reverb plugins. It all matters on how much you need to remove ofcourse, having a bit of reverb left is never a bad idea. These tools are there to fix and ofcourse its usually diminishing returns but less worse than leaving in a lot of reverb to improve clarity.
the AI reconstruction you mention is already done by DxRevive.
@@whitenoisestudio yeah, that's why I'm surprised that in the last example DxRevive did not yield that amazing results. Otherwise it's a great plugin
what about CPU? I how CPU intensive are these plugins when used in a music recording project, I own Clarity but I can only use about 4 instances in conjunction with other plugins, before the audio in the projects starts cracking.
I can load about 10 Clarities for context. Supertone clear is the same number for me and dxrevive seems to work differently. I loaded in 8 instances of DXRevive before my CPU crapped out.
Hope it helps!
@@whitenoisestudioOh wow. @whitenoisestudio, how much physical RAM do you have for that dxRevive test? so you offset it by creating a pagefile.sys (if you have Windows)?
I run 64GB of ram on my test system. I will never ever use pagefile.sys again, its horrible.
For anyone with low RAM-
My MacBook Pro is only 8gb of RAM with M1 chip and my trick is to import the audio that needs cleaning up into a blank project. If your vocals are chopped up then keep original project open and drag into a new project.
Also, freezing or turning off MIDI tracks will help a lot. With Clarity I can safely get 2-3 instances in most projects. About right if 64gbs is getting 10.
I learned to COMBINE at least two NR plugins to get OPTIMAL results:
e.g. Just 15 minutes ago, I've just messed around with Waves X-Noise (yes it's a Waves; yes it's a dinosaur - since 2002 but removes digital mic resonance for me)
+ Accentize Vocal Gate 2 (it even has a built-in DeBreathilizer algo!!!!) + Nuro Audio's XVox Pro....OMFG....
with a 50db fan on in the background. No hay ruido compadres...NOOOOO HAYYYYYY. Studio professional vocals with the aforementioned!!!!!
It's a great time to be alive....and to probably not enjoy it for long due to the idiot elites that might embark on WWIII. TMI I know I know sorry about that!
The only thing is that there’s no 1 solution for all situations. This probably worked for you :-)
@@whitenoisestudiosomething along that line hence why I didn't say that my solution is the only solution that works. I was fanatically saying that Clarity Vx/Pro were the best, but boy I was wrong. Gladly so. LoL.
Absolutely. I'm glad to see that Waves Clarity now has serious competion, maybe even surpassing it. This means we're going forward with better plugins ;-) Now ACON and especially Izotope have to step it up quite a bit.
@@whitenoisestudioI wholeheartedly agree, Marlon.
God damn it That's it!!! I'm moving into the cheapest most ghetto hood and I'm gonna open up a DAW home studio in my bedroom with roaches and asbestos. No hot space or reason can keep me from saving money and making professional recordings now!!!!! The Accentize AI Suite featuring dxRevivePro and Voice Gate 2 is PERFECTION LIKE UVR 5!!!!
Indeed.