I’m trying really hard to get Blue to tell me what the maximum undamaged volume is and apparently that information is not available. Also, this microphone has a -10dB switch for recording very loud sounds and instruments, meaning the plates will handle a lot higher volume than somebody announcing loudly. Given how condenser microphones work, having a plate touch would give you a lot more troubles than a little tick. The poster said it doesn’t matter what the volume is, and that’s a loud volume problem. It sounds like you are too close to the mic. IMO microscopic blobs of saliva hitting and accumulating on the diaphragm are the culprit, ( don’t try to clean the diaphragm yourself it’s too fragile ). The diaphragm of the mic occasionally sticking and freeing itself with a click + ring. Both of those can be caused by too much noise reduction. Your voice has a talking into a wine glass sound and the spaces between words are deathly dead quiet. PS you’re using a bit too much noise reduction I appreciate any help you are willing to share.
I will link below to a short video that gives both audio and visual (waveform, using Audacity and Sony Movie Studio visualizers) examples of these artifacts.Īs the video explains, I’m looking for A) what is causing the noise? Is it mouth noise, a mic problem, a connection problem, something else? And failing that, B) what is the best way to remove it? I am currently just cutting them out of the waveform which works but is very labor intensive and occasionally produces a thud or gap in the audio that’s probably just as bad as the click it’s replacing. I am a Youtube let’s player (I play video games and record commentary) and for a long while now I have had problems with clicks, beeps, and other noise artifacts in my audio. I am using Windows 7, Audacity 2.0.4 and I obtained it from the. If this is the wrong section of the forum for this I apologize - please direct me to the correct one. I occasionally record directly with Audacity (I did so in this video) and always use it to post-process my Audio (noise remove, normalize, compress, equalize, normalize again). First I need to be clear that this problem has nothing to do with Audacity itself, it simply evidences itself when I record with Audacity as well as other recorders, and I can see it visually using Audacity when I post-process.
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