Audacity Forum

Found it.

https://www.acx.com/audiolab

Koz

Post back if you find something you like. What typically happens is somebody gets the hang of it and we never hear from them again. They're so busy producing content that there's no time left for one-on-ones. Reading can be labor and time intensive. We also note that ACX Check is an Audacity persona...

Open one of the AUP files in a text editor (don't save anything) and read it. You should be able to dig through the semi-English code and see the name of the show. https://www.kozco.com/tech/audacity/pix/aupFileGraphic-redbox.jpg It has to exactly match what you have. If the AUP file doesn't look an...

The first voice is wearing black earbuds, There's a little live room in there, but that's about it. The second voice is fully hands-free.


Koz

We still can't remove echoes. Echoes are a special case. Echoes are the performer's voice bouncing from a wall (for example) and arriving at the microphone slightly later than the main voice. You're asking the software to remove the voice from itself. Transmission errors (Zoom, Skype) can take this ...

... sometimes ... the Recording Volume slider opens at 100% That can change with the recording device you have connected. If Audacity sees a digital interface, it's likely to jam the recording level all the way up on the theory that the interface is going to be doing the level setting. Generally, i...

And the proof of all these is lip sync. The first time you get close enough to a human speaking to watch the lips and they don't match the sound, you know you got it wrong. You can have a lens problem, too, although that's a little more exotic. If you're shooting a performance with a really long len...

One other note. The video sampling rate is 48000, not the more usual 44100. Make sure everything is set for 48000, although the video editor shouldn't care.

If nobody said this yet, Audacity doesn't edit video.

Koz

In your video editor, you open the picture and the sound track from your Tascam. Use the closing of the clapboard and the clapboard noise to sync the beginning of the shoot or take. Clapboard3.jpg "Camera Mark!" (bang!) There should be one of these at the beginning of each individual segme...

I usually sit these out, but I have little to no use for Dark Themes. I know they look elegant and all, but they actively interfere with human sleep cycle display color and brightness changes. You can turn all that dim and orange business off, but then you get stuck with the blue screen optical bio-...