Audacity Forum

Dear Koz, Robert J.H and Steve I’m extremely grateful to you for all your suggestions, and the time an effort you have put in to help me, you all went above and beyond so you have my thanks, a thousand times over. This last episode was so loud that it had me call out the ol’ Bill at 0440, but they d...

So my guess is that nothing can be found on that recording. However here are two more (one recording with the microphone in the centre of the room, the other with it pressed up against the party wall), but this time the LFN was loud and I mean LOUD :o I’ve been playing around with the Low Pass Filte...

Hello Fellas, Thanks very much for the replies, I’m afraid I have been doping myself up to try and get some sleep (I’m like a different person when I do get some), so my response has been late, please accept my apologies; I was not ignoring anyone. So here is a clip with No LFN (recorded sometime la...

Well, this is it: a recording with the microphone firmly up against the dividing wall (I've been waiting to get the loudest night of LFN for weeks now and tonight was the night, the sound has been carrying through the house unabated); I have to say that I can detect no difference when using the Ampl...

Just waiting on a longer cable to get the microphone up to the wall itself, then hopefully, if you are right Koz, this will capture the sound. I’ll post up the results as and when I can get them.

Cheers.

Hello Yep, they are semi-detached; the hedge running on the right hand side of the photo of my property denotes the boundary. “If you have one common wall, then yes, certainly. We had one computer install that was clearly audible on the other side of the wall and we had to take steps to isolate it, ...

Hello Koz, Hello Steve, No wind turbines in the area I am afraid. If the Audio to USB adapter/ device/ cable is the problem how else do I get the XLR cable outlet from the Chord to the iMac? I did look at the “woodwind” effect of wind passing over the chimneys, but this I discounted as on days past ...

Hello again Koz and Hello Steve, I was looking through my emails when I first requested the council investigate this problem, and I stated then that I thought, due to the nature of the sound that it was something that could be turned on and off, hence some sort of appliance. Therefore, Koz this coul...

Many thanks for the reply Koz, Well you have identified a problem straight away and that is that I had the Chord set at 12v. (In my defence I did a sound check (the microphone was in situ and I counted out loud to ten) when I first set it up, and this Audacity recorded. (I had also activated the Sta...

Hello First let me apologise for the long post, I have attempted to include as much pertinent information as I am able, and as a result it has continued to grow. Secondly, I must admit to my ignorance of sound; let me say that I find the whole subject as perplexing as chemistry, so please be patient...