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Got it. Their stupid web display software changes the number of offerings with each customer screen size. The only indication of what they're doing is a barely visible light pink and white arrow.

Koz

you listen to the first track you did, and think maybe you should start the whole thing again It's the curse of the first audiobook. ACX tells us consistency is important but possibly even more important, a do-over may be a more enjoyable experience for the listener. If you're a serial audiobook pe...

I've also gotten better at being able to enunciate words in such a way that the clicks/noises are reduced.

So you're turning into a voice performer.

Koz

I can't give you a meaningful number for what I did. It seems to be 204 samples, right channel later (to the right) than left (attached). Note I measured between two identical waves, top and bottom. The fractional time readouts don't want to cooperate with me. I can't tell what that is in millisecon...

The only down side to doing it with the delay is somebody listening to that simulated show in mono . Then you'll get some musical tones sounding a little funny as they add and cancel during the performance. But as long as you stay in stereo, it sounds like a stereo recording in a large hall. "T...

This is doing it by very slightly delaying "Right." Duplicate the single track. Control-D. Select the bottom track by clicking just above MUTE. Time Shift Tool (two sideways back arrows). Push the bottom track a little to the right. Tiny arrow drop-down menu to the left of the top track > ...

http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 40#p180640

I swear somebody wrote an effect.

Koz

Attached is a clip from a recent Mavericks album. The album title is "Mono."

It's in mono.

It does sound like the lost Roy Orbison album.

Koz

On my website the songs have all the instruments on one side and the vocals on the other...I need to fix that. Import one of the shows that's split like that. Audacity > Tracks > Stereo Track to Mono. That will give you a single track with everything in both ears. AM radio, but much better quality....

Each time. That custom Nyquist Program Steve wrote for you gets rid of the gritty whine (the hard part) but leaves everything else. Standard Noise Reduction from there suppresses the ffffffffff rain-in-the-trees hiss. You are warned if you try to noise reduce the hiss too much, the performance may g...