A noise gate. Part of the
See the pack for installation instructions.
A noise gate keeps noise in quiet parts out while not affecting the audio you want at all.
An easy to use de-esser. Part of the
See the pack for installation instructions.
Has presets for female and male voices, harshness, sibilance, steel guitar and strings rosin.
A multi-purpose dynamics processor, can be used for EQ, compressor, gate and noise reduction purposes. Part of ReaPlugs.
Hint: ReaFIR in Subtract mode can be used to remove noise.
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FFT based dynamics processor
Supports FFT sizes of 128-32768
Useful in/out frequency response display
Supports defining response curves both using any number of points, or freehand mouse
EQ - can be used as a linear phase mastering EQ, or as a super-effective surgical EQ
Compressor - can compress at a fixed ratio with a per-band threshold
Gate - can gate with per-band threshold
Subtract - can build noise profiles and subtract noise from the signal
A noise gate effect, part of ReaPlugs.
Copyright (C) 2006-2016, Cockos Incorporated VST PlugIn Technology by Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH
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Sidechain filters, sidechain input
Can send MIDI events on gate open/close
Wet/dry mix, noise mix (can add noise when gate is open)
RNNoise suppression for voice
Removes most sounds that aren't speech.
This plugin only works with a 48000Hz sample rate. You can change the project sample rate in Audio Setup -> Audio Settings.
A virtual device that sits between your microphone and Audacity and other programs which allows you to use an AI denoiser.
Caution: NVIDIA Broadcast only works on Windows machines with a NVIDIA RTX GPU.
Further, it only works on spoken word content; musical content is treated as noise and filtered out.
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Requires NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060, Quadro RTX 3000, TITAN RTX or higher
Full setup guide: https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/geforce/guides/broadcast-app-setup-guide/
Technically, NVIDIA Broadcast isn't a plugin but a virtual device. You will find it in Audacity's audio settings as an input. It does not show up in the Plugin Manager.
