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''ThiS iS Ron'S amaZing Stories'',Before-After Steve's De-Esser at settings shown.wav The De-Esser setting used.png Steve's De-Esser plugin for Audacity is here ... https://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=344804#p344804 It still needs compression. If you can find a multi-band compressor plug...

Audacity a une option d'enregistrement sonore interne appelée WASAPI WASAPI enregistre les sons de l'ordinateur même si vous ne disposez pas de l'option stéréomix dans Windows. [ au fait, StereoMix peut porter différents noms, par exemple, WaveOut. "Mixage Stereo" pourrait être stéréomix ]

Black Dog Bluez wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 10, 2019 7:38 pm

Here is an example of the noise...
2019mar2_noise_sample_2AUD_forum.wav (816.68 KiB)

That sounds like a pick-up coil placed close to a computer ...
https://freesound.org/people/hz37/sounds/369495/ [halfway]

... the majority of what I was complaining about seems to be mouth noise ... I'm taking out a click about once every two or three seconds on average. (And it takes. Forever.) The Acon DeClicker plugin is worth a try (it also de-thuds) ... https://acondigital.com/products/restoration-suite/ The free...

Rode Mic NT1-A mic and M track 2x2 C -series to record voiceover ... Rode Mic NT1-A mic requires "Phantom Power" to operate properly. There's a "+48v" phantom-power switch on the M track interface, that needs to be on ... ''M-Audio M-Track 2x2''. Is the 48V phantom power on.png ...

SteveXM wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 09, 2019 9:08 pm

I wish there was i way i could automate this process.

Audacity has a batch-process tool : macros

As I understood Trebor's direction ... I could eliminate the frequencies that changed little between before and after engine treatment. This would then provide a truer picture of the reduction in engine noise. By listeneing to the isolated sound you may be able to identify which part of the engine ...

... I am unable to download the audio from the video in the first place :( I have used various sites online that claim to do this, but have not been successful. NB : Many of the third-party online services which download videos, or the audio therefrom, also give you a free-gift of adware /malware.

Audacity's Native equalizer will enable you to isolate the 100Hz-1000Hz range where apparently there has been an improvement.

SPAN has a facility to do that, (real-time band-pass filter), but it doesn't work properly in Audacity.

So it would be great if it were possible to put Envelope points exactly/directly over the Waveform and move it exactly/directly to the point one wants (eg to 0db) without having to ever zoom/scroll vertically. If you used Audacity's (soft) limiter it will attenuate all the outliers over 0dB ... sug...