#Eliminate hiss sound with stereo tools software

#Eliminate hiss sound with stereo tools software

Sure, electric guitar or bass might be easier, but not complex sounds like a live choir or a acoustic performance.ДЄnd Sonar is not the best software either, tool copy the offending track into a proper wave editing program like wave lab and work there. The noise reduction will always trash something. I won't believe anyone who say's they used a low end noise reduction and retained the integrity of the track. To do this, my conclusion is tools like iZotope are considered the best by most pro's. This has been a subject that I have worked on with little success for a long, long time. The null concept may work for mains hum but not random noise such as hiss. (capturing a noise print that is at the time of recording) Not so much for attempting to phase reverse and null (which won't work actually) but for a noise reduction plug to be able to capture its noise profile for later treatment. But doing what Robert is suggesting is still a good idea. Sometimes setting up a noise gate right at the source can be effective as well. It is sometimes much better to reduce it rather than trying to eliminate it altogether. Too much noise reduction can effect the guitar signal too. It depends on how consistent and what type of noise it is as to how effective noise reduction is. You only have to reduce noise in the quieter bits too because once a loud guitar signal kicks in it will masked anyway. Then you let the software perform its magic often in several passes as well. All you need is usually a small section with just noise and no guitar sound. What you do is actually sample the noise on the actual track you have recorded. It is the only way and probably much better then RMIX as well.

You really need a separate software editor to be able to work on tracks and preferably an editor with a proper noise reduction algorithm.

In fact you might just increase the noise that way. Sampling some of the noise after and trying to invert it will not work probably because the sample you have taken is in another point of time and the waveform may not invert well at all.