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I've mastered it so that it passes the ACX check ... Attachments Test W New Setup.mp3 (497.75 KiB) That sounds like you've removed a lot to treble in an attempt to treat the excessive sibilance, (e.g. the "t" in accident). You'd be better off using a de-esser plugin rather than equalizati...

... i'm looking for some free plugins "EFFECTS AND EQUALIZATION" FOR ACOUSTIC GUITARS that works with audacity Multiply plugin is free ... https://acondigital.com/products/multiply/ https://youtu.be/T3mbSMW07yQ?t=124 NB: The EQ part of the plug-in only alters the processed part of the sig...

wuhan_87 wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 25, 2019 7:51 pm

So how can you tell in audacity which frequencies are being affected ... ?

They are the white-hot areas on the spectrogram ~10kHz ...

mp3 is a lossy compression format: mp3 is an approximation not an exact copy of the sound. Making mp3 copy of an mp3 is like photocopy of a photocopy: there is generation loss . There's no way back from the messy Nth generation copy to the clear original: the damage is irreversible. The moral of the...

SMALL WAVE FORM-... id like to know which could be the possible reason for this I have done a lot of checking in audacity such as playing with the gain/output volumes etc. I have adjusted my interface settings like the PAD, the volumes, Gain etc. but still cant fix the issue. " BM700 KIT CONDE...

Too much reverb in the room IMO .
I tried a de-reverb plugin, but the post-production cure is almost as bad as the disease ...

gkeene wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 25, 2019 3:56 am

... directions toward how I can go back to see which effects were assigned ...

View > History...

NB: History does not persist after you close an Audacity project: it is forgotten.

I am in the process of trying to make 2 different audio files sound the same. I have attached an example and would be most grateful for any insight on preparing these clips to sound similar. The example is the end of one sentence and the beginning of the next. You will notice the jump in the voice....

Also, another problem has started when recording, sometimes (in this recording also) it's very glitchy. Is this mainly because of my computer power? Or can it be other reasons Fixing the sibilance is the easy part, e.g. using Steve's de-esser plugin ... Steve's de-esser.png ''grownupSS',' original ...

What's your use case where the audio beyond the end of the fade out needs to remain in exactly the right place? I was cross-fading mono & stereo versions of the same track: a sort of stereo-butterfly effect. A ~5 sample shift was noticeable in that context because the tracks were in-phase, (bef...