Outside of the aesthetics and customizability of this sound editing program, we put its audio restoration tools to the test. Sound Forge Audio Studio does not have the extensive audio restoration plugins that Pro Studio boasts, but its basic audio restoration tools do a fair job at removing unwanted noise from bad audio recordings. Our test audio sample was laced with cracks, hiss and hums over a single voice recording. Using the audio restoration tools found within the audio editor, we were able to remove about 70 percent of the unwanted noise from the audio recording. Afterward, the recording still had some faint pops and cracks in the background, but the quality of the audio was improved.
I am playing with frequencies and sound effects however, all i need left to do is to increase my projects master volume without that audio bars hitting to the top end... Why that happens and why it causes such a cracking and dirty audio?
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Most of the dynmaics (compressor / limiter) plugins you see mentioned will be audio plugins of the VST, VST3, AU or AAX format. These will typically work in DAWs and audio tools like soundforge. They are not Video plugins or fx, transitions, etc... that you are perhaps used to.If you've not got soundforge, a free to try DAW that I use myself and would recommend is Reaper. Just drop your audio or video track in there, load some audio fx on that channel and render out the audio. You can then mute the original video's audio and use the rendered audio from Reaper that has been through a Limiter.
This audio editor works amazingly well when doing the sound restoration. Sound cleaning options, available in this tool offer a non-destructive cleaning from clicks, hissing, cracks etc. There is also an automatic denoise feature. 2ff7e9595c
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