Audacity Forum

Is it the reverb effect in Audacity, or reverb from somewhere else?
Koz

Audacity doesn't record video, so the only option is to use the split tools in almost any video editor.
Koz

If the Vocal Removal and maybe some Effects > Equalizer didn't work, then you're stuck. You can't ad lib split apart a mixed performance into individual instruments and voices. he seems to have succeeded in doing so, however he's not responding. I'm not surprised. I bet he got thousands of postings ...

Why are you upgrading?
Koz

Effect > Vocal Removal is just that split-channel-invert and add thing in one tool. Vocal Removal has some extra tuners so you can get some of your bass notes back. Vocal Removal just cancels out everything in the exact left-right center of a stereo show. That's what the split/invert thing does, too...

Plugging a mixer into a Windows PC is not for the easily frightened. On a whim, does your work sound OK if you play it on a different computer or personal music player? I got jacked one day at work by a machine that someone left in "Cathedral Sound" playback by accident. Of course, it woul...

It's a common mistake to plug your stereo mixer into the Mic-In of a Windows Laptop. Most times Mic-In is a mono connection designed for a microphone.

http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/pix/comp ... ophone.jpg

If you plug a mixer in you can cause serious volume and distortion problems.

Koz

The first illustration is so I can plug my mixer into my older Mac which does have an analog stereo input and takes that 1/8" plug. In that case, I don't need a stereo USB adapter. That's the circle with two black arrows. http://www.kozco.com/tech/audacity/pix/MacLineIn.jpg You would use an RCA...

Nope. Chase got all wrapped up in his production and never came back. That's our joke. We know when somebody gets it all running because they vanish. All their free time goes up in a puff of smoke.

Koz

However, since it is also present in ableton, it probably more of a driver thing im guessing? Yes, it's between the computer and the H4N. My Zoom is an H4, so I'm even further away. It is possible to see the sound damage in the blue waves, so the waves are being made like that during the recording....