How To AUTOMATICALLY REMOVE BREATH From Entire Audio Using Audacity 

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I agree...especially for vocals...Best is to highlight each breath sound and apply the above effect with very subdued settings...Have you ever listened to someone singing or speaking with no breath sounds...it sounds weird...

So true..

This guy it's a complete mor on -- he never hear the audio before applying layers and layers of noise reduction

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Yes, that's true but he only reduced it, which when I do to mine still sounds fine, he even says at the end of the video that you still want to hear the person breathing

You also can do what he's suggested with one particular noise - without highlighting the whole clip.

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you think bro??

@@mafijas1055 he is right

I agree...I used to use Noise Removal Effect on my vocals...no matter what setting you use it deteriorates the quality of the audio file and especially vocals. There are two alternatives and they involve a bit of work especially if it's a long recording. Remember before you start... "breath sounds" are a natural sound when you record vocals...Taking a breath sound off completely sounds weird on a recording. (1) Highlight each breath sound individually and go to the Amplify effect & test what amount you want to reduce the sound & repeat for all the others. It's not difficult to do if you're recording is less than 4 or 5 minutes long. (2) The other and probably more effective is to apply the above procedure but only highlight each breath sound you want want the effect to apply to.. I've been using Audacity for over ten years...The best & most important effect right now is Loudness Normalization (LUFS) which should be applied when all other effects have been done. This effect ensures that your Audio is at the correct levels when you upload to RU-vid. I use -14dB LUFS setting. You can check your audio levels afterwards on RU-vid by right clicking on the video and going to "Stats For Nerds"..and going to the third column down. This will tell you how much your levels have been reduced by RU-vid or should be increased to get to get the levels right. Remember RU-vid will decrease your audio to their standard levels no matter how much you amplify on Audacity but will *NOT* increase the levels if the audio is too low.

You can also use keyboard shortcuts as well to speed it up. But doing that throughout a very long audio makes fingers tired :)

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I was really excited about this, tried it out and it totally messes up the audio. No go!

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You can run the compressor and limiter effects to level.

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how to do it bro?? doing the same thing he does?

@@mafijas1055 I'm recording my first audiobook. It took me 8 hours just to manually edit 15 minutes. I still have 4 hours of recordings to edit. I will never be able to meet the deadline this way. There HAS to be a better way to edit out breaths in-between sentences.

@@Bob-lr2xp okay share me the link when you do it