In Part 2 of this series, Sam walks you through exactly how to clean up bad audio recordings and make a standard phone microphone sound professional using DaVinci Resolve.
If you are recording with an iPhone, Android, or a cheap microphone in a noisy room, this tutorial will show you how to save your audio. We cover how to use AI Voice Isolation to remove background noise (like computer fans), how to EQ your voice to remove "mud" and add clarity, and how to use the Soft Clipper to balance your volume levels for a consistent, professional sound.
In this video, you will learn:
How to monitor audio correctly using IEMs or headphones.
How to use DaVinci Resolve’s Voice Isolation to instantly remove background noise.
EQ Settings: How to cut low-end rumble and boost high-end clarity.
Frequency Sweeping: How to find and remove annoying resonant frequencies.
Dynamics: Using the Soft Clipper to level your voice and make it louder without distortion.
Watch Part 1 here: • How to Get Clear Audio: Best Microphone fo...
🎧 Gear Mentioned:
IEMs: KZ Sonata
Microphone used for demo: iPhone / Smartphone Mic
⏱️ Timecodes:
00:00 - Intro: Fixing bad audio from any microphone
00:48 - Why you need In-Ear Monitors (IEMs) for editing
02:38 - The "Raw" Audio Test (iPhone Mic)
03:35 - Step 1: AI Voice Isolation
06:00 - Step 2: EQ Tutorial - Cutting Low End
08:05 - Step 3: EQ Tutorial - Boosting Highs
09:20 - Step 4: Sweeping & Cutting Annoying Frequencies
12:00 - Step 5: Volume Leveling with Soft Clipper
14:15 - Before and After Comparison
15:15 - Final Thoughts & Outro
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