Audacity Forum

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Can anyone give me some tips on how I might fake a choir using a few voices. The requirement is just for voices singing a note that comes to a Busby Berkeley style crescendo Clearly I can make lots of takes and mix them, but I am short of time and people. Any tricks to speed things up would be appre...

I have a recording that has a stereo backing and a mono vocal track. When I open the project I can see both, but I only hear the vocal track. It was OK when I recorded it. It seems to have happened when I deleted all the duff takes of the vocals, so it looked nice when I next opened it. Nothing is m...

I tried the reverb on Audacity, and it does seem to be mono. One solution is to play back the dry vocal track through an external stereo reverb (That's what I do, cause I like my digital reverb!) and bounce it to a stereo track. I don't know if there is a stereo reverb add in for Audacity.

Any source of radio frequency transmission can effect other electrical equipment. You will probably find your phone came with various disclaimers regarding interference, and the advice to keep it away from other equipment. This is particularly the case with audio gear. The effect you describe is a l...

Your question is a little vague, but.

To my knowledge a single vocalist doesn't exactly have much stereo spread. A studio would generally use a GOOD mono capacitor microphone to record a vocalist. Any spread would generally be down to the use of stereo reverb.

Hope that helps.

I have some backing tracks which are to be used for a stage musical production. They are difficult to follow as they have "Dramatic" pauses. I would like to add a click track to help the singer get used to the tempo. BUT Is there any way of synchronising a click track to an existing track. Or can on...

I agree that your description sounds like machine generated noise. Before you go and spend money on a sound card though, see if you have an earth loop. This is a frequent source of trouble when connecting a computer to any audio system. Try running the laptop on batteries. If the problem goes away y...