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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: markbalogh on December 05, 2019, 05:04:03 PM
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Can someone explain the "de-rustle" feature in Izotope. I occasionally record stealth with mics under my collar and if I move a bit too much I will get a "rustling sound". Will the "de-rustle" feature work on something like that and if so what would the technique be. Thanks.
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That's more or less what it's for: film sound production with actors wearing lavaliers that might rub against clothing.
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I experienced good results by using "de-wind" and "spectral repair" modules, too.
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Another follow up question for all... Do you run the program to scrub the entire file, like you would do w/ the vinyl click/pop remover or is it for "spot" cleaning only? Thanks.
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you've posted the same thread twice. that is discouraged :cheers:
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Sorry. Just trying to get max exposure and comments (help).
you've posted the same thread twice. that is discouraged :cheers:
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Another follow up question for all... Do you run the program to scrub the entire file, like you would do w/ the vinyl click/pop remover or is it for "spot" cleaning only? Thanks.
No, I don´t. The issues you are talking about have to be worked on step by step.
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De-Bleed, nope.
Point something like a wide cardioid straight down at the talkers around your stand. Use it as the bleed source to subtract from your main mics......
You can't go very far with it, and it's a slow offline process, but it can make a difference. Test for sound quality on a very small section before committing to any larger selection.