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Limit yourself to one low noise damping (-10, -15 dB) to avoid side effects like artifacts.
Inverse:If this switch is activated, you will hear only the part of the signal that is removed
by the algorithm. By optimally setting the "noise level" parameters, you should only hear the
noise.
DeNoiser SE
With the DeNoiser SE you can remove noises without discoloring the source material too
much. To do this, the algorithm requires a noise sample.
The DeNoiser SE function works especially well to remove even, long-lasting noise like
ventilation noise, artifacts from low-quality sound cards, tape deck noise or feedback.
DeNoiser SE – Presets
Load, save, delete presets: Here you can save, load, or delete settings. The default file
extension is *.nr2.
DeNoiser SE – Parameter
Noise Level
This parameter brings about a increase/decrease in the noise sample spectrum. Be sure
that a higher-level of noise does not automatically require a higher correction level.
Noise Reduction
Here you can set noise damping in decibels, between 0 dB and -40 dB.
In many cases it is most definitely advantageous to not completely remove noises: for
example when working with gramophone recordings, it can be desirable to leave some of
that "gramophone feeling" in. Removing background noise from on location reports is
usually not preferable. Besides, any artifacts or discolorations are reduced by the
incomplete suppression of noises. Think of the process in terms of reduction, not 100%
elimination.