Free Noise Removal on Windows - Werman RN Noise using Equalizer APO

A step-by-step guide on how to set up Equalizer APO to use Werman RN Noise as noise-removal for any windows-viewable audio device, along with other VST plugins (such as Audio-Damage RoughRider 3).

[TopyManalo]

Similar to every comment, this is by far the easiest, quickest and cheapest way to make your microphone sound better! It still has that "RAW" feel but has been cleaned and removed the major issues. What I look forward now is the tutorial on how to setup those "Peaking Filter" and an in-depth on the RoughRider Compressor. Thanks a lot for this!

[fohbliv]

Dude I'm gonna cry, I've been trying to get some clean audio for so long, thank you SO MUCH!!

[SuarSatya]

After years, still useful and clearer guide for free MIC noise removal using APO equalizer, thank you.

[tscanelli]

4:50 "Will be back after reboot."
Two and a half hours later 😂

[pcislocked]

I did this by myself without really being aware of this specific tutorial, only found when checking if a similar one exists before making a tutorial. thank you for helping people

[Markski]

I'd like to point out that, in the case of my microphone, which is most absolutely NOT Stereo, changing the top right "channel configuration" from "From device (Stereo)" to "Mono" reduced the shown CPU usage in half while keeping exactly the same quality.

Thanks for the video!

[stefanwest]

Thank you! Even though you know nothing about microphones, this is a really easy to follow tutorial. Just as good of results as RTX voice but with significantly less issues!

[trustrossa]

i literally love you. i've always been so annoyed at the hissing my mic did and this magically took it away. my hero forever. 1000 blessings on your family

[aditmayo]

it feels like Benedict Cumberbatch is guiding me through during setting up the sound for my laptop lol. anyways, thanks a lot for the guide! it was really clear and helpful. keep doing good things like this :)

[Bald_Guy]

yep, this is by far the most simple tutorial and the quickest way to make your mic sound better... it's been to long i've feed up with my friends telling me to mute my mic whenever i watch a video or a movie, the sound from it leaking through my mic :"D

iknow it's not perfect but that's all i needed, thx

[liebenberggideon]

Awesome Tutorial, works great in removing the "Hisss" or White noise effect, that the affordable UGreen USB2.0 External Stereo Sound Adapter brings with it :)

[OleqsaG]

Finally! A good explanation of how to set up EQ APO for output and input separately. Thank you!! ♥

[Enma_Ai]

thank you so much, tried several times VS Krisp, this works like a charm. Now I can save a few bucks lol

[IanScottJohnston]

The RN Noise .dll is a gamechanger for have a noise workshop and it completely cleans up my for the tutorial.

[spoiled.cheddar]

Bro u saved me so much money and work!!! It literally sounds like a different mic now. It went from a garbage 60$ dollar mic to a 1000$ studio mic. Thank you so much!

[Jacksaur_]

Everyone else is singing their praises so I guess I'll join in. Works perfectly, surprising that it replaces your microphone's input entirely so there's no need to swap your input source in every program.

Noise filtering isn't perfect compared to something like RTX Voice, but that's understandable. Unlike RTX voice rnnoise is also available on Linux and I would certainly much prefer using the same program on both systems.

Great tutorial!

[CoasterManOfficial]

I used it on my laptop's factory speakers and they work quite nicely.

[jedics]

I only get the option for two channels for my mic in windows sound settings, I must have watched 8 videos on APO and many hours and I can't get it to work, made extra hard because the software provides no way to actually hear what the plugins are doing which I find very weird. If you tick the "listen" option in sound options are the plugins audible through it?

[rubyPWNS]

Thank you for the detailed yet concise setup tutorial.

[ZuckerbergDaReptilian]

Wasn't aware of the RoughRider plugin, thanks for sharing!