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Recording & Editing a Voiceover: Make Amateur Voiceover Sound Professional Without Expensive Gear

<p>Thank you for taking the course! For some reason, it doesn't let me see what you uploaded to the class project, could you attach it via a YouTube video link or some other way?</p>

Oh nice, thanks for the idea to do it for DaVinci! 

Yeah, it did seem to just get louder. What I would try doing is just cranking up the noise reduction on the barking part (try increasing the sensitivity and the noise reduction (dB) sliders inside the noise reduction panel). 

You could also try applying a filter curve inside Audacity and boosting the highs and the lows of your voice to make it sound "closer" (that can also be achieved by talking a little closer or a little louder to the microphone).

I hope this helps.

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<p>Besides the dog on the back</p>
<p>When I apply the compression and normalization the audio gets louder and I don't really feel like it's better</p>

Idk what went wrong

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