How to remove breathing sounds from your audio recordings (knowrick.com) 5 points by rick4470 10y ago ↗ HN
[–] rabboRubble 10y ago ↗ When I did corporate education narrations, half of the work was breath and mouth opening/closing control. Reading was the easy part.Begin recording = inhale, open mouth, wait fraction of second then speakMid-sentence inhale = decide where to breathe in text, and at that word, leave mouth open, inhale then continue speakingEnd recording = end talking, leave mouth open(Worse than the breathing sounds was wet mouth smacking open and close sounds when I needed to inhale, or at start or ends of dialogue.) _ [–] rick4470 10y ago ↗ Good points.
[–] qhoc 10y ago ↗ After going through the site, I still don't know what software is it that he used. Did I miss something? [–] rabboRubble 10y ago ↗ At the 20 sec mark he mentioned OVS or OBS. Doesn't ring a bell for me. Screen shots looked Mac-ish. [–] Turing_Machine 10y ago ↗ OBS:https://obsproject.com/ [–] rick4470 10y ago ↗ You go it it's OBS
[–] rabboRubble 10y ago ↗ At the 20 sec mark he mentioned OVS or OBS. Doesn't ring a bell for me. Screen shots looked Mac-ish. [–] Turing_Machine 10y ago ↗ OBS:https://obsproject.com/ [–] rick4470 10y ago ↗ You go it it's OBS
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[ 128 ms ] story [ 667 ms ] threadBegin recording = inhale, open mouth, wait fraction of second then speak
Mid-sentence inhale = decide where to breathe in text, and at that word, leave mouth open, inhale then continue speaking
End recording = end talking, leave mouth open
(Worse than the breathing sounds was wet mouth smacking open and close sounds when I needed to inhale, or at start or ends of dialogue.) _
https://obsproject.com/