Fuzzy Audio Remover effect??

Hi Guys,
I have some video that has pretty fuzzy audio, I was wondering if any out of all the fce audio effects (that I've never used!) will help me.
I know it wont remove it completely as the raw audio is the issue but maybe it may decrease it a little.
Ideas?
Cheers
Ryan

It would help if you can describe more exactly what you mean by "fuzzy audio".
Depending on the severity of the 'fuzziness' the EQ filter may help. But overall 'fuzziness' is another matter. If the audio has 'noise' that you want to remove, the filters cannot do that.
For noise reduction/elimination you need a plugin such as Wave Arts MR Noise that can 'learn' the noise and eliminate it from the audio track. There are no filters in FCE that can do this. You can download a 30-day trial to see if it fixes the problem you are having.

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