I do youtube Let's play and Documentary videos with large commentary recordings and I am always forced to go through and manually remove all the little noises that my recordings pick up.

First off I have always used Audacity to record and record with the volume at 50% so i do not pick up much extra noise

after that I analyze and do noise reduction multiple times but never the less I am always forced to manually go through the recording looking for any little bumps on my line that are not me speaking and silence those bits.

I just bought Audio Director and I am trying to see if there is anything it can do better for this than Audacity but so far I do not see anything of the sort.

Is there any feature Audio Director has that can automatically go through a sound file and remove any small sounds that are not spoken words or otherwise a major part of the track?

I'm just thinking that If I can go through a wave form and do it manually myself without even needing to hear the audio then it SHOULD be easy enough for a computer program to do the same thing and just erase anything under a certain db ammount while leaving everything else compeltely untouched.



Can Audio Director do this and if not I seriously hope that Cyberlink will look into such a feature for a future update because I gurantee a LOT of youtube commentary video makers would be highly interested in this.. Psi