Dialogue Audio Editing & Mastering Service

The general noise reduction process for dialogue editing typically involves removing background hiss or hum and minor incidental noises. More complex and intrusive noises often require additional time and expertise to remove effectively without damaging the overall audio quality. Here are some examples of complex sounds that require additional time and cost:

1. Construction Noise: Sounds of drilling, hammering, or machinery can be particularly challenging to remove.

2. Lawn Mowers: These outdoor noises can intrude on your recording and require specialized removal techniques.

3. Car Horns: Sudden and loud car horns can disrupt the flow of your podcast and be difficult to eliminate.

4. Phone Ringing: An unexpected ring during recording can prove tricky to remove, especially if it overlaps with speech.

5. Air Conditioning or Fan Noise: The variable frequencies of these background sounds can make them harder to eliminate.

6. Sirens: The changing pitch and volume of emergency vehicle sirens can be difficult to remove effectively.

7. Dog Barks or Birdsong: Animal noises, especially when loud or close to the microphone, can pose a challenge.

8. Door Slams or Footsteps: Sudden, loud noises like these can interfere with speech and prove tough to remove.

9. Planes or Helicopters: The low, rumbling noise of overhead aircraft can be hard to eliminate.

10. Echo or Reverb: Room acoustics causing a voice to echo can be very tricky to remove.

11. Appliances: Sounds from kitchen appliances, like a refrigerator hum or a microwave beep, may require complex sound removal techniques.

12. Music or TV Sounds: Background music or television sounds can be extremely challenging to remove without affecting the voice track.

13. Intrusive Sounds During Speech: If a loud noise occurs at the same time as the speaker is talking, it can be especially difficult to remove without distorting the speech.