PLEASE?!
I posted this in the Audio Forum but here it is anyway:
Hey great minds of the AP!
I have a piece of audio:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/bcxcl62q2hhzlqx/AAAiP_byhHVZEYexXHeAb47ba?dl=0
It is from a video of my sister's outdoor wedding. As you can hear, there is A LOT of background/garbage noise that is overpowering the foreground speaking. Is there anyway to remove the background noise enough to hear what everyone is saying clearly? Not looking for miracles, I just have no clue where to start with this. Anyone have any help?
A little better version: https://instaud.io/9lO
from @poinl
S3C
Use a noise filter. Isolate and select a sample of the background/garbage noise from the foreground speaking as best you can (when the foreground speaker isn't talking). Then get the noise profile from this sample. Then re-select the entire audio clip and apply the noise profile to sample to remove the noise as desired. Additional notch eqing may also eliminate some of the noise if some of the garbage sound frequencies are distinct from the foreground speakers range.