Use foley to mask clothing rustle

[zcream]

I have clothing rustle in the audio for one of my actors. The scene is indoors.
What foley can I use to mask it ?
I do not want to do ADR and redo the entire sound.

 

[recordingwhiz]

Its hard to tell without hearing a sample. it may be simple or impossible, but we cannot tell without hearing it.

Cheers

 

[Steve House]

I have clothing rustle in the audio for one of my actors. The scene is indoors.
What foley can I use to mask it ?
I do not want to do ADR and redo the entire sound.

Foley is sound of visible on-screen actions, like the clink of ice in a glass as the actor sips a drink. It isn't likely to mask mic noises like clothing rustle.

 

[Paul F]

I don't follow your objective. You have a natural sound of clothes rustling over dialog. Adding more sound to the scene is not going to help the dialog. What are you trying to accomplish.

 

[Rick R]

Use audio from another take.

 

[GaryNattrass]

Or put some banging drum and bass music coming from the next door room, that will mask most things! ;0)

 

[Zack Birlew]

You can use Cedar Audio noise reduction (best, but most expensive) or the X-Noise Waves plug-in for Pro Tools to get rid of most interference and unwanted sounds. However, most times it's simply better to go through the hassle of ADR or to settle with alternate take audio.