Audacity Forum

Your new computer is designed for Skype phone calls to the corporate head office, it's not a general computer like the old one was. First, did you find a Line-In on the side of the laptop? My guess is no. Many Windows machines only have high sensitivity, low level, mono Mic-In. If you're careful, yo...

<<<but I'm not going to question it...>>> You should. Audacity 1.2 is seriously old and unimproved and can cause stability problems in newer computers. You can view your odd problem as just the first chapter, not "I cured the problem forever." http://audacityteam.org/download/ Koz

If you split the job up into production and delivery, then you can save or Export WAV files for editing, cleaning, effects, and archive, but reduce to mono and Export as MP3 for delivery. Those steps can reduce the show to a very tiny faction of its original size with little loss in quality. The cat...

You left out an important part of the story. Was a USB microphone involved? What exactly was the analog part of the show? Sound card with a "computer" microphone? The internal WiFi transmitter might have been radiating into the Mic-In of the laptop, but as I've never heard of that before, ...

CD burners, more accurately Music CD Authoring Programs let you arrange the music and the space between the songs any way you wish and that's the way the CD comes out. This happens inside the authoring program and has nothing to do with the computer, the song name, or the export order. Desktop or fi...

Davies...DeNoise. ..using algorithms which attempt to judge what would be perceived as noise, and what would be perceived as desirable audio... Exactly. That would be McDonalds "Secret Sauce," the Coca Cola ingredient locked in a vault in Atlanta, etc. And yes, without that, you have Tesco...

If you AGC first, then the NR has a constantly moving target. Not desirable.

Koz

Is there any setting where the noise goes off or declines? I would have liked a voice sample along with the noise. I can get many microphones to exhibit noise, but most of them are much quieter when you start speaking and have to turn them down. If you speak at a normal level and then stop and the h...

...And if he's crying when you say, "I do," you don't. When Hollywood gets stuck with something like this (and we do), the solution is to round everybody up and say the words again in carefully controlled sound rooms. Lay the new dialog into the old show in place of the damaged dialog in a...

At the bottom of the work window, turn Snapping off.

Koz