Hello all,
Config : Windows 7, sound card = ‘Realtech high definition’ up to date
Registration is very bad: high-pitched sound.
Thanks for your ideas.
(Config : Windows 7, carte son = ‘Realtech high definition’ à jour
L’enregistrement est très mauvais : son très aigu.
Merci de vos idées.)
Does it sound like this:
http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/clips/FryingMosquitoes3.wav
What are you recording? What is the show? Are you recording a USB microphone?
Koz
Thanks to answer.
The sound is + acute than that.
For instance, a song on winamp (computer), which is recorded.
It’s the same if I register on YouTube (in line).
(It is not possible to post an example I think).
I don’t register with a USB microphone.
Otherwise, I’m not 32 but 64 bits.
You can post a short sample on the forum. Stereo WAV is only 5 seconds. MP3 can be longer.
https://forum.audacityteam.org/t/how-to-post-an-audio-sample/29851/1
Scroll down from this message panel to where it says “Upload Attachment.”
Koz
Ok, I had not seen.
Here is a problem file :
example.wav
To compare, the original song :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PfeXwOrm7k
If this can help…
I finally found the solution of this problem :
stereo mixing : must be peripheral by default (in features, put levels at 100 if desired) <-----
microphone : put communications peripheral by default (for Skype for instance).
This seems easy, but I spent much time to seek.
Hoping that will be able to help someone.
(jai enfin trouvé la solution à ce problème :
mixage stéréo : doit être périphérique par défaut (dans proprétés, mettre niveaux à 100 si l’on veut) <-----
microphone : mettre périphérique de communications par défaut (pour Skype par exemple).
Ca n’a l’air de rien, mais j’ai passé beaucoup de temps à chercher.
Espérant que cela pourra aider certains.)