is there anuyway with videostudio that i can get rid og the

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is there anuyway with videostudio that i can get rid og the

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is there anyway with videostudio that i can get rid of the background noise well some one is talking
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You could try splitting the audio then applying the 'remove noise' audio filter. Try increasing the setting until you get a bit better result, but be aware that nothing will totally remove it.
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Try exporting the sound to an audio file and then use Audacity (FREE audio editor)
Audacity User Manual wrote:With some stereo recordings, it is possible to remove the vocals because of the way in which the recording was mixed at the studio. Often, the vocals are placed in the exact center of the recording, while all other instruments are slightly off-center. If you subtract the right channel from the left channel, the vocals get completely canceled out, leaving only the other instruments.

This only works on some recordings!

To attempt this in Audacity, import a stereo recording, then click on the track pop-up menu (the little down-arrow next to the name of the track) and select "Split Stereo Track". Now select the lower track (the right channel) and use the "Invert" effect (from the Effect menu). Finally, use the track pop-up menus to make both channels Mono channels, and then mix them together using Quick Mix. If you're lucky, the vocals will be gone.
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