Adobe AI Audio Enhance - Improve DJI Mic Recordings For FREE!

Amazing how this tool can remove background noise automatically.

Great find DA.    The enhanced audio is fantastic.  Only catch is to have an Adobe account.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 3-1 12:39
Great find DA.    The enhanced audio is fantastic.  Only catch is to have an Adobe account.

Adobe account is free and you can always use a disposable email address for it.

DAFlys Posted at 3-1 12:49
Adobe account is free and you can always use a disposable email address for it.

Might be time for me to give it a try, especially since I know it works so well with the DJI MIC.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 3-1 13:36
Might be time for me to give it a try, especially since I know it works so well with the DJI MIC.

Exactly   Nothing to loose.  

DAFlys Posted at 3-2 00:13
Exactly   Nothing to loose.

I put that on  my "to do list" for today after I return from Physical Therapy.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 3-2 04:13
I put that on  my "to do list" for today after I return from Physical Therapy.

Good luck with that.   Im having therapy today too.   Im cleaning all the brass door handles.  Ive got a few which are quite green.  

DAFlys Posted at 3-2 04:38
Good luck with that.   Im having therapy today too.   Im cleaning all the brass door handles.  Ive got a few which are quite green.

I don't have a lot of brass on my boat but I keep a can of Brasso handy.  We used to go through that stuff on the Navy ship's like it was free.  But then again there was a ton of brass and bright work that always needed polishing.

DowntownRDB Posted at 3-2 05:05
I don't have a lot of brass on my boat but I keep a can of Brasso handy.  We used to go through that stuff on the Navy ship's like it was free.  But then again there was a ton of brass and bright work that always needed polishing.

I started with Cape Cod cloths that work great on jewels and watches but they were so bad it wasnt cutting it,  so I switched to brasso and wirewool 0000 and then went to medium.   Im finishing them now with some brasso wadding cloth.

DAFlys Posted at 3-2 05:28
I started with Cape Cod cloths that work great on jewels and watches but they were so bad it wasnt cutting it,  so I switched to brasso and wirewool 0000 and then went to medium.   Im finishing them now with some brasso wadding cloth.

Sorry I should have been more specific as the Brasso wadding cloth is what I prefer.  I then polish it up with a clean microfiber cloth.

DowntownRDB Posted at 3-2 12:54
Sorry I should have been more specific as the Brasso wadding cloth is what I prefer.  I then polish it up with a clean microfiber cloth.

You must get through some microfiber clothes,    I just used some paper towel and got through a fair bit.  but then I did 10 handles.

I want that big mic he has.
Shure SM7b
Best in its class.

DAFlys Posted at 3-3 00:01
You must get through some microfiber clothes,    I just used some paper towel and got through a fair bit.  but then I did 10 handles.

I buy the microfiber cloths in bulk.  If washed properly some can be reused for other purposes.

DowntownRDB Posted at 3-3 04:20
I buy the microfiber cloths in bulk.  If washed properly some can be reused for other purposes.

Kirkland brand by any chance?

DAFlys Posted at 3-3 04:24
Kirkland brand by any chance?

Generic brand. Case of 400 runs $120.   

DowntownRDB Posted at 3-3 04:39
Generic brand. Case of 400 runs $120.

Now that is a bulk buy.

DAFlys Posted at 3-3 04:39
Now that is a bulk buy.

I always like to keep plenty on hand.  They do come in handy for many uses.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 3-3 04:52
I always like to keep plenty on hand.  They do come in handy for many uses.

I get the Kirkland ones for general purpose use,  they work out to 62p each but I treat them like they were £10.    Im terrible at retiring them,  they just move jobs.

DAFlys Posted at 3-3 05:06
I get the Kirkland ones for general purpose use,  they work out to 62p each but I treat them like they were £10.    Im terrible at retiring them,  they just move jobs.

No sense in retiring one when it still has more uses left in it.  The only ones I've tossed after initial use are the ones I use in the engineering spaces if I wipe up some oil, diesel or grease.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 3-3 13:54
No sense in retiring one when it still has more uses left in it.  The only ones I've tossed after initial use are the ones I use in the engineering spaces if I wipe up some oil, diesel or grease.

Id probably not use one for that.    but at that price I probably should.

DAFlys Posted at 3-4 01:18
Id probably not use one for that.    but at that price I probably should.

I used to take them to a laundrymat that has commercial washing machines and dryers.  However, the owner put up a sign forbidding the washing and drying of materials that had been used on any flammables.  Guess they were messing up his washing machines or were creating a fire hazard.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 3-4 04:18
I used to take them to a laundrymat that has commercial washing machines and dryers.  However, the owner put up a sign forbidding the washing and drying of materials that had been used on any flammables.  Guess they were messing up his washing machines or were creating a fire hazard.

hahahaha.  Yes I can quite imagine the smell of the cloths for the next person.

DAFlys Posted at 3-4 05:13
hahahaha.  Yes I can quite imagine the smell of the cloths for the next person.

Yeah, I never thought about that.  Anyway, I no longer wash them.

Wow.  Thats an amazing cleanup.   I will keep a Note of that as ive be learning to record interviews at 6th form.  

Wow.  Thats an amazing cleanup.   I will keep a Note of that as ive be learning to record interviews at 6th form.  

Wow.  Thats an amazing cleanup.   I will keep a Note of that as ive be learning to record interviews at 6th form.

Nice! Thanks for sharing

Jake. A Posted at 3-28 14:45
Nice! Thanks for sharing

You're very welcome.