Audacity Forum

Isn't there also that Google thing where you drop out of sight if your pages don't easily format for a portable device? There's even a google page test. Mine fail, not because I didn't take the trouble, but because apparently there are special display device tags required. I have some of that info h...

The Yeti is a very popular microphone. Chances are you will be able to resell it and get most of your investment back.

Koz

You can probably force that to work with a Windows software package such as VoiceMeeter VoiceMeeter http://vb-audio.pagesperso-orange.fr/Voicemeeter/ I believe you can get separate track with that, read the instructions carefully. But. The USB microphone has the problems of a USB microphone. You can...

I don't need my audio file to get past ACX filters, I just would like it to sound relatively good. I know that sounds strange but I'm not going to make a career of recording my books as audio books, but I have a little venture in mind that I'm working on, and for that I need to be able to prove tha...

There is a trick you can do with Vocal Removal. If the show is in stereo (required), you can use Effect > Vocal Removal to take out all the sounds that are exactly the same between the left and the right audio. In a song, that's usually the lead vocal. If you luck out, the background sound is mono a...

There is no easy tool for that. You are trying to split the different parts of a sound performance that to you seem independent. #4. The Four Horsemen of Audio Recording (reliable, time-tested ways to kill your show) -- 1. Echoes and room reverberation (Don't record the show in your mum's kitchen.) ...

"Use a shotgun", That was me from further up. NPR gets around a lot of location problems with hand-held shotguns. http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/pix/ShotGunInterview.jpg I've seen voices-over done that way, too, probably because that was the microphone available. It's frequently the diffe...

Ignore it and use a stereo USB Behringer UCA202 for line-level work (like my mixer), or one of the USB Microphone amplifiers.



Koz

I'm in Audacity 2.1.0 for these. That version has better tools. is it fairly straightforward to apply? No. We will be doing a lot of work and the final will sound more like AM radio than a high quality podcast. I know all microphones use the word "Studio" and "Professional" somew...

There is a version of this microphone without the USB. That one can be used with a well-behaved sound mixer to produce a very quiet, clear recording. Also, as I posted, if you use a sound program that accepts ASIO, that may help as well.

Koz