? for audiophiles (imitation -- sincere flattery)

[kaitykaity]

I have some .mp3's that have a lot of interference --
squelching sounds, background noise, et cetera.

Is there a product I can run them through that will
take all of the extraneous noise out and just leave
the voice audio I need?

I tried searching Google, but the words I come up with
for what I'm trying to do bring up other things that
have nothing to do with what I'm looking for.

Thanks.

[Berserker]

1. Check this link

and see if this is what you are looking for.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&q=MP3+audio+filtering+software&btnG=Search

[kaitykaity]

2. Yes, exactly. Thank you.

"filtering" is the word. Absolutely.

:)

[CanuckAmok]

3. if it's just clean vocal audio...

try running through a 'depopper' for taking the pops out of vinyl to digital transfers.

Basically, what they do is remove all signals from a preset range of frequencies. In the old days, we called that "notching".

This is the one I use, and it has a free 30 day full-function trial:

http://www.depopper.com

After the 30 days, the full-version is only $18, and it's every bit as effective as the $12,000.00 ProTools 24 bit system I have at work for the kind of thing you want to do.