Audacity Forum

Need to apply either "spectral edit multi tool", or "Spectral edit parametric EQ" with negative gain, (rather than delete).

Can you please, if you don't mind, tell me your whole process to get to the final processed file you posted? First I made it louder ... RMS normalize to -18dB, then (soft) Limiter -3dB ( no make-up gain). Then I applied the notch filter code (above) to remove the constant whine. ( the code will wor...

This Nyquist code will not help clicks, (or hiss), but will remove the faint constant whine ... (setf *track* (notch2 *track* 1341 50)) (setf *track* (notch2 *track* 1288 50)) (setf *track* (notch2 *track* 1232 50)) (setf *track* (notch2 *track* 135 5)) (setf *track* (notch2 *track* 50 5)) (highpass...

Trebor, Êtes-vous sûr qu'Audacity a besoin de la suite FFmpeg pour créer, enregistrer et ouvrir ses propres fichiers (AUP = .aup + _data)? Autrement dit: Audacity peut-il ne pas fonctionner sans la suite FFmpeg? FFmpeg n'est pas requis pour le format aup natif d'Audacity. FFmpeg est requis pour lir...

bomber1978 wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 23, 2019 9:57 am

Is there a reason why the word ‘NERO’ appeared in the green progress bar while Audacity was amplifying my file?

If it's just a one-off could be Nero automatically downloading an update and its graphics getting overlaid on Audacity,
(i.e. just a cosmetic problem).

Now you have to select the track before applying the Nyquist code, otherwise ...

Hi, on listening to the attached I found a funny glitch, like a spark. I guess a couple questions. Any idea what could cause this kind of thing, so I can try to avoid in the future? And any way to remove or smooth this over in the existing recording? Excerpt1.wav (388.46 KiB) The spark noise is a d...

kawika wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 13, 2019 11:31 pm

...If I play back, it's evident that various mp3 files have been imported on top of each other instead of sequentially ...

Once all the files have been imported, select all tracks, then use align end to end for "sequentially".

I have attached a clip of the noise I hear everytime I attempt to record within Audacity. In this example, The gain is set at 30. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Attachments Bad noise.wav (875.98 KiB) That noise floor is only -68dB, you're not going to get much better than that without using...

shocked123 wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 12, 2019 10:46 am

... How do I search an Audacity recording ...

Audacity has a spectrogram view option.



That can be useful when searching for, say, speech within a recording, as that has a distinctive pattern.