Garageband Remove Background Noise
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GarageBand has some noise reduction tools that may help. I haven't played with them much so you will have to experiment. I am looking at GarageBand 09, but I think a similar function is in 08.
In GarageBand, your voice track will be a real instrument track, and you can apply a noise gate which suppresses the volume, and you can apply a compressor effect which is called vocal compression.
There may be better ways as well. If you post a question of how to do this in the GB discussion, you will probably get some good answers.
I would try GB first because you already have it. There are more sophisticated and more expensive tools available like Logic.
To get the clip into GB, there are a couple of ways.
The easiest way is to get a third party free application called MPEG streamclip.
In iMovie select the clip with the bad audio. Right-click (or control-click) and select REVEAL IN FINDER. You should see the clip in a Finder Window in an event file. Drag and drop this clip onto MPEG Streamclip. You should be able to export it using File/Export Audio.. in Streamclip. Now drag the audio clip you just saved into GB. Do the sound edits. Then save it.
You can drag the file you just saved back into iMovie 08 and drop it on the clip where it came from in your project. You will want to select the Audio adjustments for the clip and turn the volume down to zero, so that all you hear is this new sound attachment.
You can also do this without MPEG Streamclip. Just start a new project in iMovie. Drag this clip (or clips) into the project. Share using QuickTime to an Audio only codec, such as MP3. And then edit it in GB as before.
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In GarageBand, your voice track will be a real instrument track, and you can apply a noise gate which suppresses the volume, and you can apply a compressor effect which is called vocal compression.
There may be better ways as well. If you post a question of how to do this in the GB discussion, you will probably get some good answers.
I would try GB first because you already have it. There are more sophisticated and more expensive tools available like Logic.
To get the clip into GB, there are a couple of ways.
The easiest way is to get a third party free application called MPEG streamclip.
In iMovie select the clip with the bad audio. Right-click (or control-click) and select REVEAL IN FINDER. You should see the clip in a Finder Window in an event file. Drag and drop this clip onto MPEG Streamclip. You should be able to export it using File/Export Audio.. in Streamclip. Now drag the audio clip you just saved into GB. Do the sound edits. Then save it.
You can drag the file you just saved back into iMovie 08 and drop it on the clip where it came from in your project. You will want to select the Audio adjustments for the clip and turn the volume down to zero, so that all you hear is this new sound attachment.
You can also do this without MPEG Streamclip. Just start a new project in iMovie. Drag this clip (or clips) into the project. Share using QuickTime to an Audio only codec, such as MP3. And then edit it in GB as before.
Message was edited by: AppleMan1958
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Remove Background Noise In Garageband
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