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I need some help. I am working on trying to submit footage of the classroom for my edTPA (to get certified as a teacher) however, the sound quality sucks as in... sometimes the loud kids drown out what the kids I'm focusing on are trying to say. I have recorded everything with my iPad (so everything is a .MOV) and I was wondering if there was any sound editing software that would allow me to extract the audio and work with the file using an equalizer or something. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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| # ? Mar 7, 2013 07:03 |
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| # ? May 25, 2013 19:20 |
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Take some ketchup and squirt it onto a plate. Take some mustard and squirt the mustard into the ketchup. Run your finger through the two a few times. How do you extract the mustard from the ketchup? You don't. This is why it's important to get a good clean recording at the start rather than hoping some post-processing can fix things at the other end. I don't mean to be discouraging here, but you are posting a very common problem in sound that has no solution. Your recording is what it is - lots of kids chattering and sometimes the noisy kids drown out the ones you're talking to. If you absolutely need their information then you need to do what movies do - ADR. Go back and interview those kids, have them rerecord their responses in a nice noise-free environment and then you sync up their voices to your little movie.
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| # ? Mar 8, 2013 00:57 |
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