Ok, so you’ve got EchoRemover 2 installed. Here are some tips that will help you remove this distracting reverb noise from your projects. So, very often we need to take material that was recorded with echo and make it sound good. Installing soundproofing and rearranging your furniture might not be something you want to tackle, when you just want to record a nice-sounding screencast.Īnd for those of us who do professional audio and video work for clients – well, we can’t exactly tell the client to go re-shoot (as glorious as that would be).
The problem is that often you can’t fully control the environment you’re recording in. If the mic is far away from the speaker – for instance, if you’re using a RØDE Videomic or similar on-camera mic – you might find yourself capturing more of a live room sound than you want. Choosing a location can make a big difference – if you’re near a bare wall, moving even a few feet away can help remove echo.Īnd, as always, proximity to the microphone is key. Of course, the best way to deal with reverb is to avoid it when you’re recording.
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