Audacity Forum

Thanks for the replies - is there a way to normalize inside Audacity? I don't think using the player will work for me - I want to use the playlist on my computer as well as on an external mp3 player. How to do it in Audacity? I am hoping these is some sort of a "bulk" mode when you can do...

Try "Balaboka". Free and no ads. It opens a lot of file formats, including PDF. It works with any installed TTS engines such as SAPI 4/5, Microsoft Speech platform and alike. It is very easy to handle. You can save the whole text as mp3 or wave and even split it up by size, letters, Chapte...

"Frame rate" is about video, not audio. You can have two videos, one PAL and the other NTSC, both perfectly synchronised to identical audio tracks. We know that. It seems that the video frame rate is simply misinterpreted somehow. The best would probably be to convert the video track itse...

It is a psychoacoustic phenomenon. Not all frequencies appear with the same loudness for different volume settings. There are the so called equal loudness curves, where all frequencies are apparently equal loud in comparison to the 1 kHz tone. However, this applies only when the output gain is 70 dB...

Or in the Nyquist Prompt (Effect menu): (resample s (* *sound-srate* (/ 24.101 25))) This will shorten the sound (otherwise change 24.101 and 25). It will also change the pitch. This is intentional, in the case that the original speed should be achieved. "Sliding Time" is required when yo...

I do in fact use your suggested trick quite a lot. I have a Rode NT4 Stereo mic. The capsules are arranged at 90 degrees, one above the other. It is very sensitive and can pick up the wall clock's ticking in the kitchen. The advantage of the stereo recording is that I can isolate the center - my gui...

Or in the Nyquist Prompt (Effect menu): This will shorten the sound (otherwise change 24.101 and 25).

Fine that it works so far. "Remove Vocals" won't most likely not affect the background vocals, only the lead is removed and whatever is in the center. By the way, the main difference to "remove Center" is that it takes the filter settings below into account. This means that the l...

Regarding even harmonics: It is also a myth that even harmonics are good and odd ones bad. Both harmonics sound bad with higher order. They are both a multiple of the fundamental. Inharmonic overtones are therefore rather called partials. And they can sound nice as well because the ear constructs so...

Here's a sample sound, very simply made: - A C5 power chord (Nyquist prompt, mandolin, 1 s). - Fade-in, 3 times repeated, Pitch shifted and softened with Paul stretch (1x and 4x at the end) and Pro Fade Out. - 100 % "Peak Invert", mixed with the original in a stereo track, rotated 90 degre...