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Ocenaudio has keyboard shortcuts and a menu to enable the choice of a spectral view, waveform view, or both. I would like to see the same for Audacity. Generally, I prefer ocenaudio ... The spectrogram contrast & resolution are easier to adjust on Ocenaudio, But it doesn't have a log(arithmic) ...

Or Google-search, e.g. ... https://www. google.com/search?q=normalize+site%3Amanual.audacityteam.org

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Tue Dec 04, 2018 1:20 am

Audacity has a timebar, which you can get the approximate timestamp for,
however getting a more accurate timestamp is useful ...

Audacity has a time-line ... https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/timeline.html
and an "Audio Position" counter ...

I'm currently using Windows 7 with a Soundblaster Audology Fx sound card and the latency is horrendous even without using Audacity ... Once you've measured the inherent (unavoidable) latency in your setup , you can correct for it : latency compensation . 1. Record from the computer I.e. song playin...

... The hard part is finding these harmonics. If you increase the window-size (resolution) of the spectrogram settings to 8192 , the harmonics become visible as constant horizontal-lines ... https://forum.audacityteam.org/download/file.php?id=22151 https: //manual.audacityteam.org/man/spectrogram_v...

When I capture streaming audio it just doesn't sound as clean as it should. With some settings it sounds horribly canned, other settings it gets a little better but sometimes I hear what I think is sibilance. It just doesn't sound as good as the original. Check you are actually recording the signal...

Thanks Trebor. I have to teach myself how to read a spectogram. Can you try another hum sample? https://www.sendspace.com/file/glqxhc I wasn't able to eliminate the hum completely using notch filter at 56Hz. 56Hz is the fundamental-frequency, there are also multiples thereof : harmonics . Most of t...

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We are looking for a way to make an electrical voice (you know, for an electrical character) So is there anyway that this can be achieved? Vocoding with square-wave (~100Hz) is electrical, but can still be understood ... TheDonald, before-after vocoding with 100Hz square wave.flac IMO the (free) Md...