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eli_ | how do i reduce the fuzz from my internal mic? | 03:51 |
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eli_ | anyone here? | 03:51 |
holstein | eli_: you can maybe EQ afterwards | 03:51 |
holstein | if you're using JACK, you could use something to put an EQ on in realtime | 03:52 |
holstein | otherwise, you'd just need to look into your environment | 03:52 |
eli_ | elaborate? i haven't found an eq | 03:52 |
holstein | eli_: well, you wont find a button labeled 'EQ' | 03:52 |
eli_ | i would use my good mic, but i get beeps in play back :( | 03:52 |
holstein | but theres a bunch of ways to add EQ | 03:52 |
eli_ | i'm using alsa | 03:52 |
holstein | then, you'd just want to do it in post then | 03:53 |
eli_ | i'm an amatuer btw | 03:53 |
holstein | in audacity or whatever | 03:53 |
eli_ | i recording with my webcma | 03:53 |
eli_ | webcam | 03:53 |
eli_ | video | 03:53 |
holstein | cool | 03:53 |
holstein | its really challenging to get rid of that hiss, and not lose some signal | 03:53 |
holstein | but, try with some EQ | 03:54 |
eli_ | how can i have eq in a webcam program ? -_ - | 03:54 |
holstein | depends on what you are using | 03:54 |
holstein | i would probably find or export the audio track | 03:55 |
eli_ | what to use | 03:55 |
holstein | import or open it in an audio editor | 03:55 |
holstein | like audacity | 03:55 |
holstein | apply the EQ and whatever else you want/need | 03:55 |
eli_ | i cant run both simultaneously | 03:55 |
holstein | and then put it back in the video | 03:55 |
eli_ | the time will be off | 03:55 |
holstein | eli_: shouldnt | 03:55 |
holstein | if you dont change the time | 03:55 |
eli_ | teach me? | 03:55 |
holstein | you keep it the same size and duration | 03:56 |
holstein | all you are going to do is EQ | 03:56 |
eli_ | how to take sound from a vid, fix it, and put it back -__ -- | 03:56 |
holstein | eli_: i seem to remember seeing EQ for audio in kdenlive though | 03:56 |
eli_ | kdenlive? | 03:56 |
eli_ | wuts dat? | 03:57 |
holstein | eli_: im not sure what you are using, but you'll have an audio track somewhere | 03:57 |
holstein | OR the ability to export it | 03:57 |
eli_ | it outputs mkv | 03:57 |
holstein | eli_: then, you might need to export | 03:57 |
holstein | eli_: let me just say, this is *not* trivial | 03:57 |
eli_ | ok | 03:57 |
holstein | there are guys that charge $120 US per hour to do what you are trying to do | 03:57 |
eli_ | what gui can i use | 03:58 |
holstein | that being said | 03:58 |
holstein | you can improve your results | 03:58 |
holstein | BUT, you'll need to look up whatever program you are recording with | 03:58 |
holstein | and see how to export the audio | 03:58 |
eli_ | they can bite the big one, i know a lot of them as close friends | 03:58 |
holstein | OR open the video in a more robust editor like kdenlive or openshot | 03:58 |
eli_ | :) | 03:58 |
eli_ | ok | 03:58 |
eli_ | is kde better than gnome? | 03:59 |
holstein | better? | 03:59 |
eli_ | yes | 03:59 |
holstein | neither is better | 03:59 |
holstein | its a choice | 03:59 |
eli_ | a lot of k programs are nice | 03:59 |
holstein | i dont like KDE, but its really great | 03:59 |
holstein | i think it looks slick | 04:00 |
holstein | i just cant find anything, and i go back to gnome | 04:00 |
eli_ | open shot doesn't record video | 04:00 |
holstein | eli_: you already recorded it right? | 04:00 |
eli_ | yes | 04:00 |
holstein | then, you'll just edit with something like openshot | 04:00 |
holstein | OR, edit just the audio in something like audacity | 04:01 |
eli_ | how do i separate the audio? | 04:01 |
holstein | eli_: i dont use openshot, but in kdenlive, and the *very* limited audio i have done, its easy to *export* the audio | 04:02 |
holstein | thats the term | 04:02 |
holstein | you can ask over in #opensourcemusicians too | 04:03 |
holstein | lots of video and audio guys over there | 04:03 |
holstein | i do very little video | 04:03 |
eli_ | thanks | 04:03 |
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