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July 2, 2011: 12:42 pm: Audio Production

Removing Power Line Hum in GarageBand

I had made a video on removing hum in Soundtrack Pro a long time back. Last night I found I had never shared a version I made where I replicated the process in GarageBand for my author friend, Jake Bible.  So I tossed the video into FCPX to put a title and introduction on it then sent it on up to YouTube.

 

I cover how to remove power line hum, (120Hz) from audio using GarageBand. The technique is useful for removing any constant frequency from your audio. You can find Dead Mech at http://www.jakebible.com/

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July 1, 2011: 4:39 am: Audio Production

Compressor 4 – Distributed Processing

I tossed together a video tutorial on using multiple macs to do distributed processing with Compressor 4.

I found that Compressor 4 cannot talk to qmaster nodes on older macs running Compressor 3.5.  And in the case of my 1st generation mac mini it won’t install Compressor 4 from the app store.  BUT I did find I could drag Compressor 4 to my mac mini manually and run it as a services only C4 qmaster node.  Thus I still get to use it for extra processing power in my Compressor 4 cluster.

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December 5, 2010: 9:19 pm: eLearning, Videocasts

My YouTube Channel

Interested in audio and podcasting production tips?  I have a nice collection of my best tricks in HD over on my YouTube Channel.

Here is a sample of my videos.  This one is on Noise Reduction.  It is my most viewed video to date.

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October 31, 2010: 9:12 pm: Audio Production

Repairing Clipped Audio

I walk through how I use Soundtrack Pro with Bias Soundsoap to repair some podcast audio. The audio came in clipped but not distorted so badly as to be unusable. I originally did it the hard way using Soundtrack Pro’s “Clicks and Pops” tool. That took hours. Then I remembered Soundsoap has a feature to remove clicks. We dial down the noise handling part and use just a touch of the click removal and it works well and quickly.

 

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June 13, 2010: 8:28 pm: Audio Production, Videocasts

Removing Power Line hum from Audio using Soundtrack Pro

I cover how to remove power line hum, (120Hz) from audio using Soundtrack Pro. The technique is useful for removing any constant frequency from your audio. 

You can find Dead Mech at http://www.jakebible.com/

 

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