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Ah Koz, you're asking for trade secrets now
Yes, I'm the producer and the other lady is the content provider. We have a plan, but will it work? We'll find out in a few weeks. I'll let you know where you can listen soon.

Here's a new sample where I edited the same files again, this time running Chris' Compressor twice before doing anything else. Interviewer got boosted as needed, but so did a lot of useless fuzz noise. So I silenced all the areas where the interviewer says nothing and I think it's overall better. No...

kozikowski wrote:There are content tricks, too. I probably would not have told the subject I wasn't paying full attention to them while they were speaking. Maybe that's just me. Koz

LOL! Great point there indeed!

NPR with a balance problem, eh?! Your just trying to flatter me now :lol: I like what your rebalancing did, will read-up about how to do that. Re-recording the interviewer is also possible since the idiot interviewer who talked away from the microphone is me :shock: , but right now I have a cold and...

Here you go Koz, file attached in Wav format. Thank you again for all your help and suggestions

Thank you SO MUCH Koz, Chris' Compressor is perfect!!! That really helped my file sound better. I'm blown away how much of a difference that made!

May I ask why my way of shooting this is odd? Be frank, I want to learn.

Actually, if I may ask a follow-up question on this topic? I am using Audacity 2.0.5. I import stereo segments (one microphone in each channel) and in order to edit noise out of one side or the other I use Split Stereo to Mono on the left of each track, select the noisy part, go to Effect/Noise Remo...

Hello, I am a newbie and very grateful for any suggestions you might give me. I am using Audacity 2.0.5 and I want my end product (a podcast) to be mono and as small a file as possible. I record with a digital recorder (Zoom h4n) and two Shure SM58 microphones. There are two people on the podcast, a...