Does Live have anything for noise reduction
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Does Live have anything for noise reduction
I am using the standard version not the suite. I am looking through my Live devices and do not see anything out the box for noise reduction at all. Did I miss something? If not what are some decent plug ins for noise reduction?
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Re: Does Live have anything for noise reduction
You could google "Noise reducing vst" or something. Or noise gate, I suppose. Pod farm has a great built-in noise reduction, but it's $99. Soooo.
Also, if you're a ninja, you can use a compressor as a noise gate. .u.b
Also, if you're a ninja, you can use a compressor as a noise gate. .u.b
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Re: Does Live have anything for noise reduction
I never tried a gate or a compressor for this. I have the new IK channel strip and it has a gate on it I will give that a shot thanks
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Re: Does Live have anything for noise reduction
no, basically.
try these third party (inexpensive) options :
http://www.voxengo.com/product/redunoise/
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try these third party (inexpensive) options :
http://www.voxengo.com/product/redunoise/
http://www.clickrepair.net
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Re: Does Live have anything for noise reduction
If the noise is really constant, like an AC hum:
Track 1: your audio with noise
Track 2: a clip with only noise, add a utility and reverse the phase
Send both tracks to the same track, e.g. master, and the noise from track 2 should be subtracted from the audio.
Track 1: your audio with noise
Track 2: a clip with only noise, add a utility and reverse the phase
Send both tracks to the same track, e.g. master, and the noise from track 2 should be subtracted from the audio.
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Re: Does Live have anything for noise reduction
hmm redunoise looks interesting. Can I run it with Wavelab? I am looking for something that I can use to clean samples prior to use in Ableton...GUY SMILEY wrote:no, basically.
try these third party (inexpensive) options :
http://www.voxengo.com/product/redunoise/
http://www.clickrepair.net
Re: Does Live have anything for noise reduction
If the noise is in specific frequency band then you can try using the multiband dynamics effect That way you can limit the gating effect to just the relevant frequencies.
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Re: Does Live have anything for noise reduction
There is a gate in all versions of Live and the Multiband Dynamics in Suite can be used for downward expansion, another common noise reduction method.
Of course, the best noise reduction is done at the source
Of course, the best noise reduction is done at the source