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The quick way to boost bass using G-multi ... 1. Create an in-sync duplicate of your track by pressing "Ctrl"+"D". 2. Apply the G-multi setting shown below only to the duplicate track, it will then only contain exaggerated bass. 3. Create a mix to taste of the original track and ...

HummingBirdGuy wrote:One day, I tried to reproduce Morse code by using another audio editor...

A Morse-code plugin for Audacity exists ... http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 77#p264277

Official Audacity download for Windows is here ...
http://www.audacityteam.org/download/windows/

Trebor you said, "Can impose the volume variation of one track onto another using an envelope-follower ..." How can you do this? An envelope-follower plugin for Audacity is attached to this post ... http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=326639#p326639 For instructions how to insta...

Is there a way to detach the pitch/intensity from one audio file and then apply it to another audio file? Can impose the volume variation of one track onto another using an envelope -follower ... https://forum.audacityteam.org/download/file.php?id=16279 https://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?...

kozikowski wrote:

I found a page

Can you find it again?

I found one ... https://www.landr.com/
From the landr examples shown, it's compressing, equalizing, adding stereo width, & maybe de-clicking.
(It's not de-essing though).

... if there is Process to do this on Audacity to remaster on that High Quality all Loud , clear without distortions or Sibilances all Loud and Original Transparent at the Remastering Process ... I think you're looking for the mythical "professional audio filter", which, if it existed, wo...

dooberoob wrote:... lately I have been getting excessive fan noise on the mac within about 30 seconds or so of recording - it is too loud to filter out. Any ideas?

I don't speak Mac, but is it possible you're recording from the computer's built-in mic by accident ?,
(that would have loud fan noise).

Steve's extend-silence plugin could help transcription : by increasing the silence between phrases if it is too brief.

Then use truncate silence, to make the excessively-long silences shorter.

In one of them I can actually see the pop as it's part of a silent spot, so I can see the effect the Declicker has. It reduces greatly with the first pass and settings. Barely at all with the second. In two of my files, the pop is still faint but it's there. I ran the first pass (your settings way ...