Audacity Forum

Hm. Maybe, even if that sounds a little stupid, I could use echo removal tools (which exist, even if imperfect), and get them to treat the repetitions as "echo", which they suppress. As a result, the repeated chunks would contain low-volume noise, close to silence (right?), because the "echo" in my ...

It would be unfortunate if no software supports this, because it's certainly doable algorithmically. No, it's not print-through from the tape - in that case it would run OVER itself. It doesn't run over itself. Rather, it may be from some kind of disk, or vinyl record, which got to occasionally slip...

Let me clarify again: it is not echo . It's with the same volume, not quieter. I have no idea how the recording was made; it's almost ancient recording. But some chunks of audio are just played twice. Like, if digits here represent unique chunks of the right sequence of audio: 0123456789 , then what...

It's a huge set of very old recordings. I don't have access to better sources. The cutting could be made easily by hand, but there are lots and lots of hours of work to be processed, with really huge number of cuts to be made. It isn't a very difficult problem to solve automatically (unlike echo can...

Hi! I have very long audio with thousands of "stutters" in it. That is, some small parts got repeated twice. Those duplicates should be cut out. I've looked for DSP software that does such processing, but couldn't find any. It's certainly not a hard algorithmic problem, but I'm not good enough in DS...