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VocalsBeginner3 min

How to Remove Background Noise from Vocals in FL Studio

Clean up hissy recordings and background hums. Use the Edison De-noiser to make your vocals sound like they were recorded in a studio.

This guide teaches you how to remove unwanted room noise, fan hiss, or hum from your vocal tracks. You will use the De-noiser tool within Edison for a cleaner result.

Follow these steps

  1. Select a Noise Profile

    Double-click your vocal clip and press 'Ctrl + E' to open it in Edison. Locate a section of the recording where only noise is audible.

  2. Capture the Noise Stamp

    Highlight that small section of noise, then click the 'Clean up / Denoiser' icon (the toothbrush). Click 'Acquire noise profile.'

  3. Apply the De-noiser

    Deselect the small area by double-clicking the waveform, then open the Denoiser tool again. Adjust the 'Threshold' and 'Amount' sliders gently.

  4. Export the Clean Audio

    Click 'Accept' once the preview sounds clean. Drag the processed audio back into your Playlist using the 'Drag Selection' icon.

Common mistakes

  • Applying too much noise reduction, which creates 'watery' artifacts in the vocal.
  • Forgetting to select a 'noise-only' section for the profile, which causes the tool to eat the actual voice.