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If you zoom-in on the waveform you can see there are glitches ...
They could be "skipping", see ...
http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/faq_ ... cations.3F

Your computer needs a "line-in" socket to accept the signal from the amp. (the signal from the amp, or direct from electric-guitar, is too "hot" for a microphone socket). If your computer does not have a "line-in" socket there are gadgets which convert a USB socket into...

http://forum.audacityteam.org/download/file.php?id=11246 http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/envelope_tool.html If you make the very quiet sound much louder inevitably it will then be of lower quality than the un-amplified audio: more hiss, more conspicuous (jangling) digital artifacts. That's unavo...

There's apps for that, e.g. ...

Draw waveforms and hear them

http://stevehanov.ca/blog/index.php?id=13

"Dark" theme 2.2.0 waveform needs more contrast to be as clear as "classic" ... orange waveform needs more contrast to make RMS values clearer.png The RMS area is difficult to differentiate on the orange waveform. BTW, IMO the default theme should be "classic", rather t...

It's not a problem with audacity itself. I tried recording with stereo mix into other programs, I still got the same problem. Windows can add playback enhancement called "virtual surround" sound, which is reverb effect. It can be turned off ... http://thewindowsclub.thewindowsclubco.netdn...

Titanic wrote:Uh.. Piano Abuse you searched?

Sounds like someone is slamming a piano from 0.375 to 2.5 seconds...
http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/spec ... _view.html

To make the voice equalization on https://youtu.be/dFxQAazELjo sound like https://youtu.be/WKDhuFliFB8 apply this equalization curve ...
BTW IMO you're using too much noise reduction, (equalization will not rectify that, nor an echoy room).

Titanic wrote:Is this topic dead?

The slender-effect mostly uses existing sounds, rather than synthesizing them from scratch :
sounds like slamming a piano lid, static-crackle, squelching, feedback-squeal.
They're all available from sound-libraries, either for free or for payment.