Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
How do you remove hiss in your audio that comes from recording in places that are less than perfect audio and video productions? Try this noise removal plugin from Accusonus podhelp.me/AccusonusNoiseRemover. For the last year, this has been my favorite way of polishing audio to sound like it was recorded in a noiseless studio.
Because the places that most content creators (podcasters, YouTubers, etc.) record audio can have background noise from outside, HVAC, computer or hard drive fans, etc., the final production will usually benefit from some amount of noise removal.
The one problem is that noise removal plugins often turn your audio into something worse than where it started. However, over the last year, I've used the Accusonus Noise Removal plugin to clean up my audio productions with the most transparent results I've heard to date. It can clean up a considerable amount of background noise floor (hiss) without making your voice sound like it's underwater or robotic.
Accusonus gave me a license to use their plugins about a year ago and I waited all that time to talk about them in a video so that I could use them in my productions. I've been very happy with the results which seem to be even better than my previous favorite from iZotope which is still also really good.
One advantage of the iZoptope RX pack is you get standalone software for processing your audio so that you don't need a DAW. The Accusonus plugin will require you to have a DAW that allows you to use VST plugins but even free DAWs allow for this so it's not that much of a barrier and if you are post producing your audio you are likely using something that will allow you to use this plugin.
But don't just buy based on what I have to say, you have to try it for yourself and see if it works for your needs! You can get a fully functioning trial here:
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► Accusonus Noise Removal: podhelp.me/AccusonusNoiseRemover
At B&H: podhelp.me/accusonusNoiseRemoveBH
► Rodecaster Pro: podhelp.me/rodecasterBH
► Shure SM7B: podhelp.me/sm7bZon
► Aputure Light Storm LS C120d Kit: podhelp.me/120dKitvmountBH
► Rode VideoMic Pro podhelp.me/RodeVMP-R_BH
► SmallHD Sony kit: podhelp.me/smallHDfocusbundleSonyBH
► Sony a6500: podhelp.me/a6500kit1BH
► LENS: Sigma 16mm F1.4: podhelp.me/SigmaE16mmBH
► Transcend 65GB SDXC card for 4K podhelp.me/Trans64U3zon
►. iZotope RX Elements 7: podhelp.me/izRXEl7BH
► Adobe Creative Cloud podhelp.me/CC1yearBHdownload
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#podcasting #audioproduction #accusonus #audiorecording #postproduction #adobeaudition #noisereduction
How do you remove hiss in your audio that comes from recording in places that are less than perfect audio and video productions? Try this noise removal plugin from Accusonus podhelp.me/AccusonusNoiseRemover. For the last year, this has been my favorite way of polishing audio to sound like it was recorded in a noiseless studio.
Because the places that most content creators (podcasters, YouTubers, etc.) record audio can have background noise from outside, HVAC, computer or hard drive fans, etc., the final production will usually benefit from some amount of noise removal.
The one problem is that noise removal plugins often turn your audio into something worse than where it started. However, over the last year, I've used the Accusonus Noise Removal plugin to clean up my audio productions with the most transparent results I've heard to date. It can clean up a considerable amount of background noise floor (hiss) without making your voice sound like it's underwater or robotic.
Accusonus gave me a license to use their plugins about a year ago and I waited all that time to talk about them in a video so that I could use them in my productions. I've been very happy with the results which seem to be even better than my previous favorite from iZotope which is still also really good.
One advantage of the iZoptope RX pack is you get standalone software for processing your audio so that you don't need a DAW. The Accusonus plugin will require you to have a DAW that allows you to use VST plugins but even free DAWs allow for this so it's not that much of a barrier and if you are post producing your audio you are likely using something that will allow you to use this plugin.
But don't just buy based on what I have to say, you have to try it for yourself and see if it works for your needs! You can get a fully functioning trial here:
SUBSCRIBE: youtube.com/rayortega
INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/podcasthelper
TWITTER: twitter.com/podcasthelper
🎥 🖥 📱🎤 GEAR USED TO MAKE THIS VIDEO 🤘
► Accusonus Noise Removal: podhelp.me/AccusonusNoiseRemover
At B&H: podhelp.me/accusonusNoiseRemoveBH
► Rodecaster Pro: podhelp.me/rodecasterBH
► Shure SM7B: podhelp.me/sm7bZon
► Aputure Light Storm LS C120d Kit: podhelp.me/120dKitvmountBH
► Rode VideoMic Pro podhelp.me/RodeVMP-R_BH
► SmallHD Sony kit: podhelp.me/smallHDfocusbundleSonyBH
► Sony a6500: podhelp.me/a6500kit1BH
► LENS: Sigma 16mm F1.4: podhelp.me/SigmaE16mmBH
► Transcend 65GB SDXC card for 4K podhelp.me/Trans64U3zon
►. iZotope RX Elements 7: podhelp.me/izRXEl7BH
► Adobe Creative Cloud podhelp.me/CC1yearBHdownload
*all links should be considered affiliate links. I encourage you to shop around for the best prices at the time you are viewing this. You can read my ethics statement via thepodcastersstudio.com/ethics. Thanks!
#podcasting #audioproduction #accusonus #audiorecording #postproduction #adobeaudition #noisereduction

![Sony a6500: A First (4K!) Video - Testing clean HDMI to Monitor
Testing out the Sony a6500 to Ikan vk7i monitor with clean hdmi output. Shot in 4K. ► All gear linked below*.
I made the switch! Well sort of. I bought the Sony a6500 but I dont have a Sony lens. Because I still have plenty of Canon EF glass, I also bought the Sigma MC-11 converter and Im using it in this video with the Canon 40mm 2.8 lens.
On my Canon 60D I could not use my Ikan monitor to its fullest because the 60D did not send its full resolution or even an HD image and the HDMI was also not clean, in other words, the image on the monitor contained all the info you see on the LCD.
Now with my Sony a6500, I get only the image and full HD output so I can use it to accurately monitor focus as well as color. I havent however, figured out how to actually make the HDMI not clean. I also need to view the LCD info but havent found that option in the deep Sony menus, hopefully it exists.
This is my first 4K video and while its mostly just me in front of the camera, it gave me a great first look at the image which looks fantastic and also taught me some things about editing in 4K. Essentially, on my six-year-old iMac, I need to use proxies in Premiere Pro to be able to edit. Once I make those, it works wonderfully.
I also used the Rode VideoMic pro with the audio levels on the Sony set to 15.
Music licensed from premiumbeat.com: http://bit.ly/1BJbspm
Track: “Blazin” by Wolves
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• Canon 40mm f2.8 Lens http://podhelp.me/Canon40mmf2_8Zon
Check here for cheaper price http://podhelp.me/Canon40mmF2_8BH (no tax)
• Canon 60D DSLR camera http://podhelp.me/80DbodyBH
• Sigma 30mm f1.4 (old version). This is new version: http://podhelp.me/sig30mm1-4bh
• Rode VideoMic Pro: http://podhelp.me/VideoMicProRzon
• Transcend 65GB SD card for 4K http://podhelp.me/Trans64U3zon
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