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Recently, I found that a little compression, either on a selection or the whole track - depending on what the rest of the balance is like - can be pretty useful for bringing the vocals forward slightly in either old mixed demos or live recordings. It was usually the bass that I needed to bring down ...

The same thing happened to me again last night! After I'd put a lot of work into a remixed song over the weekend, I found that parts of various tracks were silent, in spite of the waveforms showing. Something I have done that could have caused the problem is delete those duplicates marked "old1" and...

I'm having a similar problem: in my edited Audacity project one track goes silent in the middle of the waveform and then becomes audible again - really weird! I haven't deleted any files and this part hasn't been made silent - it's as though it has been muted somehow,

Cheers,

Ian T.

There will be an enormous amount of overlap between the two voices, making it impossible to separate them with frequency filtering. Thanks, Steve, I figured this might be the case. I have tried overlaying an almost identical piece in Mono without the female backing vocal (a later verse), Inverted a...

I'm going through old demos that have been transferred from cassette and have a similar problem. What I want to do is lift a female backing vocal from an early version of a song and place it on a later version. There's not a lot of instrumentation going on at the same time, but there is a lower male...