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MasteringSuite.png That's an abbreviation from the full wiki instructions. You have to add RMS Normalize and I think ACX Check , too. https://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Audiobook_Mastering I would submit a test reading with just mastering applied and see what they say. This reading will pass actual...

Find another job. I can make your posting easily match all of those conditions...after simple Audiobook Mastering. Screen Shot 2020-04-05 at 10.44.54.png After doing the arithmetic I get 59dB S/N. Did the client say why they wanted it that way? I guess it's possible they wanted the maximum possible ...

Do i need to remake the mix? Remake the mix. Effect > Change Speed is the only one that has any hope of retaining sound quality. That one just drags his finger on the record and everything goes down the same amount, as an example. Effect > Change Pitch and Effect> Change Tempo rip the sound apart a...

Here's another example. As I was making that illustration, the initial Generate > Tone didn't fit in my display and screen resolution. Screen Shot 2020-04-05 at 1.52.00.png The result is apparent modulation. It's completely made up and doesn't exist in real life. As I zoom in, the effect vanishes. I...

2X-Sampling.jpg That can happen if you have an exact 2X sampling frequency. That output would be data for zero sound. If you missed the sampling by slightly, the data output would drift in and out of being useful. If you really played your cards right, the drift rate could be audible. Systems are u...

At what frequency does the cut off start when sampling at 8kHz? 4KHz, but it's not perfect. When I was learning this stuff in the fourteenth century, we were told you need a sampling frequency of at least 2.6 higher than the highest musical tone to have any hope of recovering the show. If you don't...

That's feedback, like in a large venue when they get the band's microphones up too loud. In a computer that can happen when you run the playback and record sides of the computer at the same time and connect them to each other. when I try to record anything What's the "anything" and why are...

If you're listening to the first track while you're recording the second, that's called overdubbing and there is a process to "tune out" the time differences. https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/tutorial_recording_multi_track_overdubs.html One of the techniques is to generate a click track...

@thepiperofseville

Since live performances sometimes mess with ACX Check and some of the other tools, can you burn a 10 second voice test following this recipe and post it on the forum?

https://www.kozco.com/tech/audacity/Tes ... _Clip.html

Thanks.

Koz

"thepiperofseville" hasn't enabled the download option on their SoundCloud tracks

OK.

Koz