Audio & Podcasting
Audio Restoration & Cleanup
Rescue noisy recordings the way restoration pros do
12 lessons4 modules9h 0m durationbeginner level
About this course
This course teaches the complete audio-restoration pipeline a working editor runs on damaged dialogue and music, from diagnosing a problem on the spectrogram to applying the right repair module in the right order. You will use named tools including iZotope RX, Audacity, and the Youlean Loudness Meter, and the specific numbers that separate clean repair from over-processed, watery artifacts. By the end you can fix 50/60 Hz hum, remove clicks and mouth noise, recover clipped peaks, and reduce broadband noise without destroying the source.
Curriculum
Module 1: Listening, Diagnosis, and Your Restoration Toolkit
- The Restoration Mindset and the Order of OperationsPreview
- Setting Up iZotope RX and Audacity🔒
- Reading the Spectrogram to Identify Defects🔒
Module 2: Removing Hum, Clicks, and Impulsive Noise
- De-Humming: Killing 50/60 Hz Mains Buzz🔒
- De-Clicking: Crackle, Ticks, and Digital Pops🔒
- Spectral Repair: Painting Out One-Off Noises🔒
Module 3: Clipping, Distortion, and Broadband Noise
- De-Clipping: Rebuilding Distorted Peaks🔒
- Broadband Noise Reduction Without Artifacts🔒
- Reverb, Wind, and Special Problem Sounds🔒
Module 4: Workflow, Quality Control, and Delivery
- Building Your Repeatable Restoration Chain🔒
- Quality Control and Trusting Your Ears🔒
- Loudness, Export, and Deliverables🔒
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