Hi guys
I've been always struggling with my cheap H1 recorder's noise floor when recording nature and low spl sources, lately I worked on a method that gave me pretty good results, and wanted to share it with you and see if someone already tried it, if not I'll be glad to get your feedback.
-Search for the quietest bedroom you can find, with a large closet with a lot of cloths.
-Start the Rec on your H1 at 75 gain and put the recorder between layers of cloths, (Record 30 seconds, beware of cloth rustle)
-Import the audio files to your DAW.
-Use RX Spectral Denoiser to learn from the noise sample.
-Select the clips and apply the noise reduction profile, quality set to Best and artifact smoothing set to 5.
-Play with the threshold and reduction until you get rid of the noise and not introduce any artifacts to the sound.
I can Include samples and screenshots if you are interested in this method, as I said I'll love to know what you think and have a good day
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Hi guys I've been always struggling with my cheap H1 recorder's noise floor when recording nature and low spl sources, lately I worked on a method that gave me pretty good results, and wanted to share it with you and see if someone already tried it, if not I'll be glad to get your feedback. -Search for the quietest bedroom you can find, with a large closet with a lot of cloths. -Start the Rec on your H1 at 75 gain and put the recorder between layers of cloths, (Record 30 seconds, beware of cloth rustle) -Import the audio files to your DAW. -Use RX Spectral Denoiser to learn from the noise sample. -Select the clips and apply the noise reduction profile, quality set to Best and artifact smoothing set to 5. -Play with the threshold and reduction until you get rid of the noise and not introduce any artifacts to the sound. I can Include samples and screenshots if you are interested in this method, as I said I'll love to know what you think and have a good day