Artifacts are unwanted sound side-effects created by audio processing—like watery swirls, metallic edges, or strange “warbling” after noise reduction or heavy compression. In this episode, Mr. E defines artifacts in beginner-friendly language and explains why they matter for post-production choices: lowering noise isn’t helpful if the voice starts sounding unnatural. You’ll learn what artifacts typically sound like and what they usually mean—that a tool is being pushed too hard or used for the wrong problem—so you can make cleaner editing decisions.

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