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I just re-recorded that big pop at the beginning and re-uploaded. Hopefully that should fix things and sorry for the pop scare! Thanks again for the helpful adv
by whatrocks 4y ago
I just re-recorded that big pop at the beginning and re-uploaded. Hopefully that should fix things and sorry for the pop scare! Thanks again for the helpful advice and feedback.
- BizarroLand 4y agoDepending on what software you are using, there are a lot of pop filtering plugins that can automatically remove or reduce those events from the audio. It's worth looking into to make sure you only have to do as little work as possible to produce good quality results.
- whatrocks 4y agoI use Logic and I barely understand it. I need to watch some YouTube videos!
- BizarroLand 4y agoUnderstandable. Logic is a massive program. If you don't have anything against it, I would recommend Audacity for doing voiceover work. It is free, the interface is a little simpler, it comes with plugins that can help you clean up your audio and add effects if needed. (Don't overdo it though as that is a surefire way to make the audio sound amateur, just clean record, remove pops and clicks, light compression and a little barely noticeable reverb is more than enough for a book or story reading)