
so noise removal involves the same compromise. Like most other audio/video filters, removing something you don't want generally effects something else you don't want it to.

This recording i made before this larn something on this post: on 0 it doasn't Damage the quality but this phenomenon occurs. but if i do this so i feel that it Damage the quality of the Audio and i don't want that. I know that if i will Increase the sensitivity to At least 17 then this phenomenon will not happen. it's importent that you listen on Headphones to be easier for you to notice that.


In the "after" the noise deleted perfectly but in high sounds there is strange phenomenon that i dot't know how to describe. In the before you can here Big noise and it sounds worse. I am using the Audacity noise removal tool to remove noise in the Audio.Īt first I select only a small part of only Noise, then I click on "get profile" and at the and i select all the Audio and run the tool again to remove the noise.
