Audacity Forum

I'm trying to play around with the Ozone Imager ... As best I can tell, there are two settings, Width, and Amount. Is that basically what I play with? Yes Ozone Imager only has two controls. You can also mix the original mono track with the pseudo-stereo (dual-mono) version ... ozone imager on narr...

kozikowski wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 22, 2018 9:28 am

MP3 pays attention to content.

I chose something with all the frequencies as a test : surf ..

For me "convert from FLAC/WAV to 320 Kbps MP3 using Audacity" 2.2.1 has a 20kHz cut-off ...

... I recorded an audiobook. Then, when I listened to the track, I found mistakes, and I want to fix them - record a new fragment instead of the fragment containing the mistakes. How can I do it? https://youtu.be/PF4WuOKTMvo?t=8s* https://youtu.be/15XdeMw7N3A [* rather than amplify by -50dB to sile...

OurJud wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 21, 2018 6:12 pm

I'm looking to transcribe the notes from the song, so that I may replicate the melody myself, using virtual music software.
I don't see anything in the spectogram that would help me do that.

700Hz is F5 ...

... I have 14 audio music files in my flash drive that need to be adjusted so that each file can be at the same peak volume. Is going to "Amplify" then setting the audio files to the same "new peak amplitude" the way to do it? If you want constant-volume RMS normalize is better ...

OurJud wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 21, 2018 5:05 pm

This is a long shot, but there's a song from a film I'd like to try and compose as a melody ...
Is there anything in Audacity that would help me turn those lyrics into a melody?

The tune will be visible on the spectrogram.

When recording with the new equipment we're experiencing crackling sounds whenever we're laughing, our voices are reaching a high pitch etc. Your crackling problem is called digital clipping ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clipping_(audio)#Digital_clipping Do you guys know a way to fix this probl...

So I downloaded Gsnap and autotalent, put them in the plugin folder, made sure they were 32-bit, and theyre still not appearing in the add/browse plug ins ... Recently the Audacity plugins folder moved from "Program Files" to this hidden folder ... C:\Users\<YourNameHere>\AppData\Roaming\...

(accidentally ?) turning down the spectrogram-range gives a similar look:
most of the display becomes an uninformative uniform-shade of gray ...