You can quickly remove breaths from audio recording using Noise gate and Noise reduction tools in Adobe Audition. You can also remove breaths manually which is a more time consuming method, but might suit you if the recording is short. If you want to avoid breaths altogether you can find more information in this article. […]

Breathing noise is caused by air puffs coming from your mouth and hitting the microphone. Since the diaphragm within the microphone is sensitive that causes a loud distorted sound. However, breathing noise can be removed using a noise gate, amplify or noise reduction tools within Audacity. How to remove breaths with a Noise gate in

Adobe Audition has a built-in noise gate accessible through Effects -> Amplitude and Compression -> Dynamics. It’s called AutoGate. Noise gate works by silencing audio that is below a certain volume level – threshold. It’s a very useful tool that helps to quickly clean up audio by removing background noise. When applying noise gate in

How to split clips? To split audio in Adobe Audition: Work in a Multitrack editor In the timeline select where you want to split Select the track that you want to split and press Ctrl+K. Alternatively, click the right mouse button onto the track you want to split and in the menu click Split. If

Audacity is a capable free DAW with all the basic tools and features you’ll require as a beginner audio editor, including splitting and merging audio tracks which is very straightforward within the software. In this article, we’ll cover both splitting and merging audio in Audacity and also a bonus tip on how to quickly split