Audacity Forum

<<<I hear they're planning to seed the clouds to try to provoke rain for you, Koz.>>> Anything to prevent having to ask unpopular questions, like, why don't you stop wasting water? Today's LA Times has a piece by someone who pointed to a street where he lives that's had water running down it for so ...

I will probably post that clip, too. I'm messing about with my web pages (bring them up to W3C Validation) and doing a project for work and trying to keep up with this thread.

<<<I'm glad I'm here and not there.>>>

Manchester? It's raining, right?

Koz

You probably are having the common problem of bad audio on a USB turntable. ============== USB Turntable--Symptoms http://audacityteam.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=4567#p17745 USB Turntable--Analog Solution http://audacityteam.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2259&p=8840#p8840 ==========...

Just to throw mud in the game, did you do that from the original sound clip? I think I recognize an early stab at noise reduction in there where I didn't get rid of all the artifacts, so the clip has competing patches. Here's the original sibilant, noisy WAV sound file. http://www.kozco.com/audacity...

<<<I intend to have a go at making a de-esser plug-in>>> There must be a reason this is so hard to do. Yes, I'm listening carefully to what happens during the damaged portions and what makes them key in the performance. IF you have a sudden increase in high frequency energy, AND suppressed low frequ...

<<<I'll be looking at other recording options as well...>>>

And reporting back if you find one that works?

Koz

If you just want to record the vinyl to a "perfect" audio format, Microsoft Wave (WAV) is just the ticket. The files are large, but it's an uncompressed format and you can do production with it and expect no damage from the production tools, unlike the compressed formats like MP3, Dolby, a...

It takes two or three readings of that post to get it all in. On Windows machines, it's perfectly natural to be able to record Mic In, Line In, and Mix Out. It's this last one that kills you. Mix-Out is the connection to your speakers. It's the one you need in order to record internet radio shows an...

You know Audacity is still manipulating a 12-hour long sound capture no matter what you do, right? What would happen if you decided after this was all done that you wanted to UNDO the editing? If you lived a good life, the original show would come back. Something had to save the original show somewh...

So the DJ talked right over the music you wanted? Darn those people. The exact process you asked for is how the Noise Reducer works. You play samples of the announcer and select them for the noise reducer to derive a profile. Then you apply the tool to the rest of the show and It tries to subtract a...