Audacity Forum

Fre(a)koscope has a freeze button. If that's on the display will not change. Fre(a)koscope is a more than decade old, free, beta-software, written "in a few days" Some of the vintage plugins from the same source will not work properly, or at all, on modern computers. I would not buy new ha...

Before you spend the Christmas-money on new hardware,
can you tell us what's the plugin you're using for the "Harmonic analysis" ?.
( If I can find a free copy maybe I can work out how it can fail completely in some occasions ).

I'm using Audacity 2.3.0 with the Classic theme on Win7. Been using Audacity for nearly 20 years, maybe, and I love the classic look. Anyhow, when mousing over the round controls, an ugly white square appears highlighted under them, instead of just the round part being highlighted. I get that ... u...

Noise-reduction creates digital-artifacts, sometimes the artifacts sound like speech which wasn't there.

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Sun Dec 30, 2018 10:49 pm

I was wondering if you guys have old fashioned analog tape sounds ...

There are free plugins to simulate audio (& video) tape which work in Audacity,
e.g. ... https://www.kvraudio.com/product/devicer-by-plektron

1. In the first scenario, the Reface is attached to a Behringer UFO202 (audio-usb interface) which is attached to USB port on the computer. Harmonic analysis totally fails in this case, it can't/doesn't recognize any harmonics and generates a blank graph ... If the keyboard-output was dual-mono in ...

I was wondering if anyone knows how this guy, James Lee, manages to get this really cool effect with his voice. Anyone think he may have used some effect on Audacity or is it something else, perhaps? That effect tracks (follows) the pitch of his voice. There aren't any native Audacity effects which...

I have been using Audacity reduction noise to get rid of room noises in my recordings, but still remaining some metallic sounds that were not there in the beginning. If the metallic noises are artifacts created by noise-reduction, then use less noise reduction. Distortion caused by noise-reduction ...

There's 3 different effects on the "bad mamacita" voice ...
#1 distortion
#2 band-pass equalization: from ~1000Hz to 4000Hz, with a resonant peak at ~3000Hz.
#3 flanger

[ Distortion must preceded band-pass equalization ]