I have tried finding a solution through these forums, asking the twitch community and friends and even a lot of discord channels that help with tech and I can't seem to find a solution for this. I can turn the volume down on the track so it's not so overpowering, but I'm hoping there's a way to ameliorate the distorted sound when his. I know RTX does take some GPU to run though and I tried turning that off but the distortion did not change so I figured it was not RTX doing this. I've got a podcast to edit and one particular track is awfully distorted, due to the user having the gain up on their mic, and speaking extremely loudly. However, the blue yeti is taken from RTX that new Nvdia software because the noise suppression on that is fantastic! Way better than the OBS noise suppression one. If someone can help and maybe give me better optimal settings for the stream, I use my Sony a6500 with a cam link and use a Blue yeti for recording. I'm not sure if this is too much and my GPU is just too old but I get really distorted audio, I'll provide an example as well. My wifi speeds are pretty good so I try and stream around a 6000 bitrate. Select one clip at a time to access effect settings for the clip. Adjust settings in the Effect Controls panel. Select one or more clips in a sequence and double-click on an effect or preset in the Effects panel to apply it. If anyone has any feedback or ideas please let me know! Thank you :) Apply an audio effect by dragging it from the Effects panel onto a clip in a sequence or multiple selected clips.

I know RTX does take some GPU to run though and I tried turning that off but the distortion did not change so I figured it was not RTX doing this. How to Blur Moving Faces & Distort Audio to Hide Identity Premiere Pro Tutorial by Nathaniel Dodson In this video editing tutorial, we will learn how to blur/pixelate a face and track a moving face by creating a moving mask to track one or multiple people who need their identity concealed.

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