YouTube Video Audio Enhancement
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have a short YouTube video (about eight minutes) edited in Adobe Premiere Pro that needs its audio treated professionally before I upload it. Right now you can clearly hear wind noise in several sections and a few other distracting sounds under the instrumental background track. I need that contamination taken out, the dialogue made crisp and intelligible, and the music automatically dipped whenever someone speaks so the voice sits forward without forcing viewers to reach for the volume knob.
Here’s the full brief:
• Wind noise is the main offender, so thorough noise reduction and spectral repair are essential.
• The background track is purely instrumental; preserve its presence but keep it supportive, never overpowering.
• Both volume leveling and noise removal across all dialogue lines are required to create an even, broadcast-ready loudness.
• Deliver the cleaned, mixed audio right inside my existing Premiere Pro project so I can open it and hit export.
Acceptance criteria: voices sound clear and natural with no metallic artifacts, residual wind noise is negligible on normal speakers and headphones, background music is tastefully balanced, and overall peak/RMS levels meet YouTube’s recommended loudness standards.
If a separate mastered WAV file is part of your workflow, include it in the project folder as well; otherwise the updated Premiere timeline is all I need.
Here’s the full brief:
• Wind noise is the main offender, so thorough noise reduction and spectral repair are essential.
• The background track is purely instrumental; preserve its presence but keep it supportive, never overpowering.
• Both volume leveling and noise removal across all dialogue lines are required to create an even, broadcast-ready loudness.
• Deliver the cleaned, mixed audio right inside my existing Premiere Pro project so I can open it and hit export.
Acceptance criteria: voices sound clear and natural with no metallic artifacts, residual wind noise is negligible on normal speakers and headphones, background music is tastefully balanced, and overall peak/RMS levels meet YouTube’s recommended loudness standards.
If a separate mastered WAV file is part of your workflow, include it in the project folder as well; otherwise the updated Premiere timeline is all I need.