All Voice Recording guides
Cleaner voice recordings for podcasts, voiceover and vocals: capturing room tone, taming sibilance, and repairing common spoken-word problems with Sound Forge Pro.
How to Edit Breaths in Sound Forge Without Making Speech Sound Chopped
A practical way to decide which breaths belong, which need a small level change, and how to repair a damaged inhale without collapsing the pause.
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How to Reduce Headphone Bleed in a Vocal Recording
A quiet click between lines is one edit. The same click under a sung word is another. Listen before you reach for a gate.
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How to Reduce Lavalier Clothing Rustle in Sound Forge
The best fix for a rustling lav often happens before recording. For a take you already have, start by locating the noise against the words.
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How to Reduce Keyboard Noise in a Voice Recording with Sound Forge
A key hit in a pause is a small edit. A hit on a word may need another take. Learn where Sound Forge helps and when to stop processing.
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How to Reduce Wind Noise in a Voice Recording with Sound Forge
A gust in a pause needs a different repair from wind across a word. Work locally, protect the voice, and know when another take is the honest answer.
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Room Tone: Record, Edit and Use It in Sound Forge
A practical Sound Forge workflow for recording matching room tone, filling dialogue gaps and hiding edit boundaries without obvious loops.
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How to Reduce Sibilance in Sound Forge Without Dulling the Voice
A practical de-essing workflow for harsh S, SH and Z sounds, from local syllable repair to Dynamic EQ and dedicated VST3 tools.
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