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Removing 100s of "uhm" and "ahh" from an audio?
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Is there consistency in the length of these unwanted sounds, or the about of silence before/after? You could try Adobe Audition, it can help identify periods of silence, which can be turned into markers which can be more easily parsed than doing real-time, although there is a bit of a curve in getting the settings right.

Come to think of it, the spectral frequency display could also be helpful in finding these from a visual perspective. That's not something totally unique to Audition, but I don't think Audacity has it.
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Re: Removing 100s of "uhm" and "ahh" from an audio? - by mikebw - 03-15-2018, 08:41 PM

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