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It's a shame there is no, "make audio profile" and "apply to entire track" feature like with the noise filter.

Yes, that's correct. Koz

Do you have your earbuds plugged in to the Mac? Isn't there a setting for Built-In Speakers?

So you have this, but you only have one set of waves, not two?

http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/Audacity1_playback.jpg

Koz

I removed your email link. Posting is very dangerous. We get many Spam companies visiting us and they will use your email to try to sell you products and services. Koz

Your ear is a lot better at digging meaning out of ratty sounds than the software -- so far. It's even better if you can see people talking, hence the popularity of video conferencing and the practical requirement in the case of training. Sometimes you don't need speech at all. Tests are done with p...

I posted an old request for a link between spectrum analysis and the equalizer tool. It seems a natural, but it's very hard to do. Analyze > Spectrum Analyze the original work and "remember the settings." Analyze the second work, subtract those two settings and apply the difference to Effe...

If it's a big cassette player, they you may have an actual Stereo Line-Out as RCA connections.

http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/pix/MacLine-In.jpg

For that case, you use one of these.

http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/pix/RCAMiniStereo.jpg

Koz

On the Mac you're connected to the circle with two black triangles, right? http://www.kozco.com/tech/audacity/pix/MacLineIn.jpg The cassette machine connection should be the stereo headphone out, not the Mic-In. Go to the Audacity input device pulldown (microphone symbol) and make sure you're record...

I mean WMA is a proprietary Playback format. If you point a Mac at a WMA file, it will just look at you. Koz

You could try splitting the audio into two bands with high-pass & low-pass filters. Then pitch-sift down the high frequencies and re-mix the hign & low band files. Yes, except I still don't think that's going to work. Duplicate the voice track so you get two of them, one above the other. Ed...

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Did you already try to noise reduce those samples? How did you record? Exactly. Microphone, Connection, Computer, Versions, etc. It sounds like you have one of two serious problems depending on how you respond.

Koz