I
had mentioned earlier that some of my interviews were conducted in
less than ideal audio conditions (although I didn't realize this when
I had originally conducted the interviews). During one interview we
kept a fan blowing in the background, and another interview was
conducted outside, very close to a busy street where lots of noise
was happening. Because these interviews were done, and I had to work
with what was there, I had to find a way to make the audio better.
After fumbling about for a bit, I found out that Final Cut Pro
actually had automated solutions for these kinds of issues. After
clicking some audio button, I saw that there was a tool to decrease
background noise. I don't believe that I did this perfectly, but that
simple automation helped me a great deal, and made the final audio so
much better than any manual tweaking I could have ever done. So
finding that such tools were built into Final Cut Pro was an amazing
revelation.
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