My Complete Audio Editing & Setup Revealed!

From audio recording setup to microphones used, along with the complete audio editing workflow, in this video, I’m going to share with you all of my secrets to make your voice and audio sound amazing!

In this episode, we’re going to not only go through my setup but also explore what is right for you and how to get the best out of what you already have in terms of audio. Most importantly, we will learn why we do what we do. Whether it is the choice of microphones, the room treatment, or post-processing. I hope this video helps you. Thank you so much for watching :)

► TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Introduction
00:07 Recommended Channels for Learning Audio Editing
00:27 What We'll Cover
01:08 THe #1 Thing to Keep in Mind While Recording
02:27 Improving the Source Part 1: Room Acoustics
04:01 Improving the Source Part 2: Distance Between Source and Microphone
06:42 Importance of a Good Source (Demo with a Phone)
07:54 Microphones I Use and Recommend
09:47 Audio Interface I Use and Why
11:54 Intro to Audio Editing
13:35 Removing Background Noise
16:53 Amplification Control for a Preset
18:49 Enhance Voice Details and Bass!
19:39 Adding a Compressor
21:11 Removing Unwanted Mouth Noises or Clicks
22:43 Removing Breath Noise
24:25 Removing Excess Bass
25:15 The Ear-Piercing S Sound: De-Essing (Removing Sibilance)
26:14 Fine-Tuning and Adjustments with Noise
27:06 Additional Equalizing
27:48 Removing Unnecessary High Frequencies
29:03 Saving and Using a Preset
31:20 BONUS TIP!
31:52 Applying the Preset
31:58 BONUS TIP 2!
32:14 Final Steps Before Export: Applying a Limiter and Normalizing
33:03 Conclusion
33:33 Thank YOU!

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► TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Introduction
00:07 Recommended Channels for Learning Audio Editing
00:27 What We'll Cover
01:08 The #1 Thing to Keep in Mind While Recording
02:27 Improving the Source Part 1: Room Acoustics
04:01 Improving the Source Part 2: Distance Between Source and Microphone
06:42 Importance of a Good Source (Demo with a Phone)
07:54 Microphones I Use and Recommend
09:47 Audio Interface I Use and Why
11:54 Intro to Audio Editing
13:35 Removing Background Noise
16:53 Amplification Control for a Preset
18:49 Enhance Voice Details and Bass!
19:39 Adding a Compressor
21:11 Removing Unwanted Mouth Noises or Clicks
22:43 Removing Breath Noise
24:25 Removing Excess Bass
25:15 The Ear-Piercing S Sound: De-Essing (Removing Sibilance)
26:14 Fine-Tuning and Adjustments with Noise
27:06 Additional Equalizing
27:48 Removing Unnecessary High Frequencies
29:03 Saving and Using a Preset
31:20 BONUS TIP!
31:52 Applying the Preset
31:58 BONUS TIP 2!
32:14 Final Steps Before Export: Applying a Limiter and Normalizing
33:03 Conclusion
33:33 Thank YOU!

[YashrajMukhateOfficial]

Man you sound like Oswald!! Exactly same voicee

[Navneet_joshi]

Normal setup tours be like:- this is my room this keyboard, mouse monitor and pc specs
Piximperfect setup tour:- let me teach you something.
And that's waht a good teacher does

[takamichinoku]

This man has the voice of someone you'd always go to for advice and support that keeps you at ease. What a great and talented human being.

[ZanStermecki]

Audio is even more important than video itself, and most people (including me lol) have a lot of room to grow in the audio space. Great tutorial!

[sanjitpawaskar]

This man does so much for people everything for free, other day i saw one Youtuber selling course on what setup and editing he does and on the other hand this guy is doing it for free. 🙌

[swyrikthupili]

I think Unmesh can explain even a topic like Quantum Physics to a 10-year-old child easily.

[sebastianpetersen]

Man! You as a photoshop professional just delivered the most complete and basically best basic audio editing course for podcasts that I have yet to see from audio editing pros!

[Foodgeek]

I do a lot of the same things as you :)

I use the RX Voice Denoise instead of the spectral one. I compress the signal first (also using Broadcast) and then I use the limiter to bring up the level. For EQ I use the FabFilter Pro-Q 3, which is also crazy expensive, but just sounds great and has a gorgeous interface. At the Mix bus in Premiere I use the mastering plugin with the 'Subtle Clarity' preset with the reverb turned down.

When I am done I export the audio as a WAV and load it in the RX 8 Audio Editor and use the Loudness Control with the 'Video Streaming Delivery' and the processing set to 'High accuracy', then I load the finished mixed track back into Premiere and mute all the other sound sources :)

[ON]

*The way you explain things is awesome, Simple yet powerful, Extremely helpful Unmesh!* 😀

[azgrey_]

I can't believe we got this video for free! You're the best Unmesh!

[vasile.stancu.]

I'm always impressed on how the most complicated problems are explained in such a magnificent way to be perfectly clear even for the dumbest of the dumbest. A natural born teacher. Congratulations one more time!

[PhilipWalker]

You are absolutely unmatched at explaining things in a way that is not only clear and understandable, but goes one step further - You teach us the fundamentals, and how to think about and approach the problems we encounter. Thank you so much for this, I've learned more in this one video than I did in the entire past year.

[muntasirprovab]

Other people reveal their setup and what kinda setup they use on their studio tour
But Unmesh sir you are just a legend.
You tried something else and teached us something very special to us and unique
Thanks a lot sir this is what real teachers do🥰

[gordonkako]

Whoa! The intro theme has even changed to suit the Audio World we are toured into! Awesome stuff🙌🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[THE_RPK]

He doesn't even have ads. This man is such an amazing content creater.

GOLD!!!! This is just gold!!! Thank you!!!

[PhweeRage]

You're such a legend. You saved my life over covid lockdown. Now I follow you religiously and you're such a kind, sharing and talented man.

[MENIAC]

Oh my god, I was getting started on voice acting with a not so expensive microphone and I was looking for ways to fix problems in my recording and for thank god I found your video. It saved me hours worth of contents just condensed down to half an hour in just a regular piximperfect teaching style, love it!

[Henrique.Sanchez]

Your didactic keeps us from beginning to end of each video, no matter how long it is. I wouldn't expect less from you. Congratulations and thanks for sharing your knowledge.