I will do audio editing using adobe audition, izotope rx 11, and audacity, do forensic

Forensic audio editing involves restoring, enhancing, and analyzing audio recordings to ensure they meet the standards needed for legal or professional use. This can include improving clarity, removing noise, and verifying the authenticity of the recording.

I work with various types of audio, including legal recordings (court hearings, witness statements), surveillance recordings (CCTV, wiretaps), interviews, podcasts, voicemails, phone recordings, and audio from videos such as body cams and dash cams.

Yes, I specialize in noise reduction, which removes unwanted background sounds like static, hums, or interference, ensuring the focus stays on the important audio.

Absolutely! I offer audio restoration services to fix damaged, unclear, or degraded audio, making it clear and usable for legal or professional purposes.

I provide forensic audio analysis to examine recordings for any signs of tampering, ensuring their integrity. This helps verify that the audio hasn’t been altered or manipulated.

Yes, I can isolate individual voices from recordings with multiple speakers, making it easier to understand and analyze each person’s input.