Hello everyone,

I have recently found a cool soundtrack (not a part of any osts, albums and so on) but the problem is that this soundtrack is not "clean". It covered with extra noises and soundeffects such as explosions/firing guns and some other.
Is there any programms to be used in order to "clean" this soundtrack?

P.S. I hope I am making this tread in the right topic :D

7 years ago

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I don't think there will be any way to do that automatically. You could pretty easily replace them with silence, or static, or repeating some part of the music using an audio editor like Audacity, if you might find that kind of noise less annoying than the game sound effects.

Maybe, maybe, if the music and sound effects fall in really obviously different frequency ranges you can use EQ to lessen or completely hide the sound effects, but you'll need to operate on each noise on a case-by-case basis. In the case of a game recording I'd be really surprised if this would work. It's more likely to work for separating human speech from music/environmental noises because the human voice falls into a pretty narrow range.

Perhaps someone who is really skilled with audio effects can edit it well to hide those sounds, but it'll probably be a big job and be more like artistry than a technical feat, in my opinion. :)

Good luck!

7 years ago
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Thank you so much for this :)
I will try it out as soon as posible

sending +1 to stlpaul`s karma

7 years ago
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