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Reducing breath noise
I've been exploring how to reduce breath noise when recording wind instruments (alto, tenor and bass recorders) and I reckon this would work pretty well for vocals too. It uses a combination of Waves DeBreath and phase inversion. Basically the process is to: - Run 2 Waves DeBreaths in series to capture the majority of noise - Use the Breath switches on DeBreath to only let the residual breath noise through - Use Utility to invert the phase and record the residual noise onto a new track - Export the residual noise track as a normalised mono track (matching the original recording) then import it back again - Cancel phase change on Utility so the original recording plays in normal phase - Play the original recording and the inverted residual noise track in together - Adjust the gain on the residual noise track down until you reach an optimal noise reduction point I've annotated a screenshot of Ableton to help. I'm no singer so let me know if this process works well for vocals. Any other tips on how you deal with breath noise (apart from not breathing!) would be much appreciated. Thanks Rob
Reducing breath noise
1 like • Jun 5
May I throw .my oar in ? 1 mic placement . 2 gate. 3. talk to The artist and work out how...eg.. horn player..breath through the nose. 4.Don't record so loud Post pro/edit. Cut breath at the clip. Don't compress until all is clean a can be. Stay cool and leave a few breaths in.. Cheers. T
Radio-Ready Vocals (new free event)
Nothing can make or break a mix like the quality of your vocal tracks. You can nail the arrangement, recording, performance, and even the instrumental mix — but if the vocals don’t sound industry-standard, the whole mix ends up sounding amateur. To help you with this, we’re partnering with our friends at SSL and Slate Digital to host a FREE 2-day online event called “Radio-Ready Vocals” where we’ll show you exactly how to get pro vocals in your mix. In this online event, we’ll cover everything from vocal philosophy, comping, editing, harmonies and layering… and we’ll also mix two songs in real time, showing you exactly how we get radio-ready vocals. So if you’ve been struggling to get your vocals sounding clean, crisp, and clear in your mix… Then RSVP for our free 2-day “Radio-Ready Vocals” online event before it kicks off on May 27th. It’s completely free and virtual — all you have to do is register by clicking the link below. Even if you can’t attend live, replays will be sent out to all those who register. Starts Tuesday, May 27th at 9am Pacific / 12pm Eastern / 5pm UK time. Register here: https://courses.mastering.com/event_full/1747215154206x960012588584796200?utm_source=FTMSkool&utm_medium=Event&utm_campaign= See you there! — Rob
Radio-Ready Vocals (new free event)
1 like • May 26
Looking forward to it. Will have to watch the replay though
Introducing: Studio Masterclass (Jan 2025)
Join us for 4 days of hands-on education designed to create rapid, transformational growth. 📍 Location: Clear Lake Recording Studios, Los Angeles 🗓️ Dates: Jan 20-23rd, 2025 Learn more here: https://courses.mastering.com/masterclass/1734520851205x211186762933862400?utm_source=FTMSkool&utm_medium=Event&utm_campaign=SMJan2024 If you enjoy our virtual events, it's 10x better in person. Hope to see some of you there! — Rob
Introducing: Studio Masterclass (Jan 2025)
2 likes • Jan 3
Hope to make it this time
2 likes • Jan 3
It's only 11.40 hrs flight lol
Mix-Off starts Monday
Mix-Off with SSL and Slate Digital starts Monday, Dec 16th at 12pm Eastern / 5pm UK time. This is going to be a great event - and likely our biggest of the year. Don't miss it! https://courses.mastering.com/event_full/1732104692469x131584658190612160?utm_source=FTMSkool&utm_medium=Event
Mix-Off starts Monday
1 like • Dec '24
Can't wait
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Tony Hudspeth
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Live Musician for over 40 years comfortable on both sides of the glass , however i wish to up my game as far as production is concerned cheers T

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