How can i use programming to eliminate static in an audio clip?

hmm, fastest thing i can come up with right now is audicity, it has a plugin for it if i remember correctly, you could give it a try

You could use a program like Audacity to do something similar… run some kind of low pass filter or what not

iwamoto and alex beat me to it…audacity will do it for you…

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/about/features

ehhh can i do the same thing in garage band. i downloaded audacity once and didnt like the interface but if i have to use it i will

if i am going to do it in audacity, how would i go about this?

try this tutorial

Audacity is good…buuut…removing noise via programming? Genius. If you ever find the code again (even if I don’t understand MATLAB) please tell me because that seems pretty cool :)

@skyrail, yeah it was pretty tight. i know the code is still available online so if i find it i will send it to you. i believe all we did is analyze the shape of the wave where it was just the static, and then we passed the audio clip over a filter designed to remove the noise. it was really good and we cleaned up a clip amazingly

Remember you can’t get the noise out %100. If your line is staticy, hissy, then you should invest in better gear. Starting with whichever gear is the cheapest..

it wasnt some audio that i was recording, it was for a project, we were given an audio clip. they are prerecorded we cant record new ones