Audio Restoration Workflow
Step 1: Open File in Spectralayers
Visually scan through file to assess restoration needs.
Step 2: Broad Noise Reduction
Reduces basic background noises such as HVAC hum, road noise, wind, etc.
Step 3: Reduce Repetitive Sounds
Examples of repetitive sounds could be crickets, engine noise, household appliances, etc.
Step 4: Minimize One-Time Unwanted Sounds
Examples are door closes, floor creaks, microphone bumps, lip smacks, etc.
Step 5: Match the Environment of the Sound to Original Intent of the Recording
**Real scenario you may understand** Two people have a podcast interview and they need to sound like they are in the same room. One is recorded in a studio, and the other is calling in on a phone, which can sound messy at times. Our solution is to alter the phone recording to make it sound closer to the studio environment and give you a podcast that is easy on the ears and consistent with its sound.
Step 6: Client Feedback
We send the sound file and you send revisions and comments.
Step 7: Final Render
Send aaaaaaand DONE!
