Why do my recordings have white noise?

Short crackles and pops are often generated by static, finding it’s way in through the equipment or the interconnect wiring, or by noises on the power lines (often caused when something with a big motor – like an air conditioner – turns on and off).

Why is there a static sound in my recording?

Static is often caused by a jack or cable not sitting correctly in its port. Give the cables connecting your mic, headphones, computer, amp, or interface a quick push to make sure they’re plugged in all the way. If one the cables is jiggling a little, it may need to be replaced to remove the static.

How do I stop white noise when recording audio?

6 Ways to Reduce Noise While Recording Dialog

1. Reduce Subject-to-Microphone Distance, Increase Microphone to Noise Distance.
2. Eliminate Background Noise Sources.
3. Use Directional Microphones.
4. Use a Low-Cut Filter at the Microphone or First Stage of Amplification.
5. Reduce the Number of Open Microphones.

What is intermittent noise?

Intermittent noise Intermittent noise is a noise level that increases and decreases rapidly. This might be caused by a train passing by, factory equipment that operates in cycles, or aircraft flying above your house. We measure intermittent noise in a similar way to continuous noise, with a sound level meter.

How do I get rid of white noise on my mic?

Fit a shock mount to the mic stand to reduce background noise caused by tremors and vibrations. Use a wind shield – this fits over the mic’s head and cuts out unwanted wind interference – as well as heavy breathing!

How do you filter voice recording?

Removing Background Noise Step-by-step

1. Open Audacity, click “File” and “Open” and locate the file you want to fix.
2. Select your “Room Tone” by dragging your mouse over a section where there is little or no audio sound.
3. Select the “Effect” menu and then select “Noise Reduction”