Put effort into getting a few longer cables or setting up a phone or tablet for remote control to let you put the computer in the next room. It will pay off so much more than trying to mangle computer fan noise out of a recording after the fact!
People make quips about noise reduction sometimes eg. "Sure can't use that for music!" Basically saying it does more damage than it helps. There's a line of course and there are some things you can easily get away with. Something like a little hiss in a bass di is something reasonable to attack with noise reduction and expect zero damage. A computer in the same room as a recording is not reasonable to try to make work.
Put effort into getting a few longer cables or setting up a phone or tablet for remote control to let you put the computer in the next room. It will pay off so much more than trying to mangle computer fan noise out of a recording after the fact!
People make quips about noise reduction sometimes eg. "Sure can't use that for music!" Basically saying it does more damage than it helps. There's a line of course and there are some things you can easily get away with. Something like a little hiss in a bass di is something reasonable to attack with noise reduction and expect zero damage. A computer in the same room as a recording is not reasonable to try to make work.
Unfortunately in my home it is impossible to put the computer some where else.
Or simply test with another type of mic, a dynamic non-condenser mic.
Your condenser mic seems to be very sensitive and it records all too much.
You can also test with less gain. Reduce the gain as much as possible and sing louder, this will reduce the noise for sure a lot.
Noise reduction not for music?
Linear Mode
