I'm in a time bust for a documentary promotional trailer... to be viewed by private individuals (not big audio formats is what I'm trying to say), and I have a quick question about distortion and filters.
I have a few crucial sound bytes that when originally recorded clipped out a bit. To be very clear, they clipped when being recorded, but they are not at the clipping level in FCP which is what I am editing on.
My question is... Is there a FCP audio filter that I can apply that will knock out the distortion at the highest volumes?
I have been playing with the "high shelf" filter and it seems to help...but certainly takes away a little of the "brilliance" in the subjects voice.
is there a better way to do this?
Thanks...and I'm very new to this so please take it easy on me!!
I have a few crucial sound bytes that when originally recorded clipped out a bit. To be very clear, they clipped when being recorded, but they are not at the clipping level in FCP which is what I am editing on.
My question is... Is there a FCP audio filter that I can apply that will knock out the distortion at the highest volumes?
I have been playing with the "high shelf" filter and it seems to help...but certainly takes away a little of the "brilliance" in the subjects voice.
is there a better way to do this?
Thanks...and I'm very new to this so please take it easy on me!!
