Narrator: Here's a quick tutorial on how to remove
background noise in Adobe Premiere Pro.
This is a clip from my Premiere Pro master class where I was
giving an example of bad audio.
So let's take a listen.
-: Hey this is Phil, in my back yard, and in this practise
lesson I want you to
Narrator: So you can hear a lot of freeway noise in the
background.
There's a new effect in Adobe Premiere Pro CC called
Adaptive Noise reduction.
So if we take that effect and pop it on here, you'll see
that it's added in our effects controls window, and if we
click edit, you'll see the options pop up.
And you can see that there's default presets, and if you
click down this, there's different types of removal.
So DeReverb, so that can help with with a little bit
of echo, Heavy Noise Reduction, Light Noise Reduction.
Let's just play through and see what it sounds like.
And when I play through it, it's actually going to start
with the original audio and then it's going to apply
the effect.
It's kind of monitoring as you play through, so let's just
take an example, so let's play through it right now.
Phil: Improve the audio of this video.
I'm using the Rode Video
Narrator: So, you can kinda hear in between,
after I started playing that it included some of that
noise reduction, and some of that
background noise disappeared.
Let's play it one more time.
Phil: Pro, it's an external little shotgun microphone
plugged into my Canon 70D to record this audio.
Narrator: So there you have the audio that sounds better.
So, let's go ahead and try the heavy noise reduction.
Which just changes these different effects right here,
these different settings.
Phil: The Rode Videomic Pro.
It's an external little shotgun microphone.
Narrator: That sounds really good.
So, let's play it without it.
So, if I click bypass over here in the audio effects window.
Phil: I'm using the Rode Videomic Pro.
Narrator: Now, with it on.
Phil: It's an external little shotgun microphone
plugged into my Canon.
Narrator: So, really amazing effect.
One other thing we can do is check this high quality mode,
which takes a little bit longer, but it does it even better.
So, if we play through this one more time, let's hear it.
Phil: 70D to record this audio.
But I am outside.
Behind me, there are
Narrator: Completely different than what it had before.
So, let me just delete this effect
from this part of the clip.
And then let's just play through it from here.
Phil: Shotgun microphone.
Narrator: With noise reduction.
Phil: 70D to record this audio.
But I am outside.
Behind me there, probably about a mile away,
there's a freeway.
Narrator: Now without noise reduction.
Phil: Audio too.
I'm just sitting in my backyard.
Narrator: Amazing.
Premiere Pro and Adobe are working hard to give us all
the tools that we want.
So, that's just a quick update to how you can remove
background noise right within Premiere Pro.