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You wrote about it here, which is the time frame I was on a the board: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=95868&p=327534&hilit=avidemux#p327534 Here's a YouTube tutorial on how to transplant new audio into video using Avidemux & Audacity ... https://www.youtube.com/w...

Can I also ask your opinion on the order of processing... Definitely run the rumble filter first : it gets rid of infrasound, which you can't hear, but which causes problems when processing the waveform ... there are some big spikes in the audio that reduce the effectiveness of the following normal...

* Step size changed from 5 ms to 3 ms. The mouth clicks are ~3ms in duration, 5ms step size would not remove them, (the shorter the step size, the longer the processing time ). ...minimum changed from 150 Hz to 5000 Hz. The mouth clicks are all above 5000Hz ... mouth clicks are 5000kHz-16000kHz.png...

... Leaving you with two tracks and the echo of each. What happens if they both talk at once? You can adjust the fade times on ducking so it's primarily going to act when one is speaking and the other isn't. http://manual.audacityteam.org/m/images/0/05/auto_duck_w10.png The echo is going to be most...

..... It makes my head hurt what would happen if you tried to launch two instances at once - if you even can. No simultaneity required. Start with two originals : track 1 & track 2 AutoDuck track 1 with track 2, to create a ducked track 1 AutoDuck track 2 with track 1, to create a ducked track ...

Alcastar wrote: Is there an function I'm missing that can identify when two tracks in one file have identical sound waves, and automatically silence the quieter of the two?

AutoDuck could do that.

...How do I see the regular wave form again? Put the mouse cursor on the vertical scale* and press the right mouse button (repeatedly). (* the cursor turns into a little magnifying-glass icon when you do that). putting cursor on vertical scale activates zooming in on waveform.gif http://manual.auda...

Last month I remember reading a thread about video editing, and a free software that started with an "a" was recommended ... a videmux ? ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avidemux , [ it works , but not user-friendly ]. ...any suggestions / recommendations? Free stuff ... https://en.wikip...

Using Audacity 2.1.3 on my 6-year-old Dell PC running Windows 10. I'm using a Blue Snowball mic. I can't record ten seconds of myself talking (especially if it has a pause in it) without generating at least a minor click somewhere in the recording. I have a Dell of similar vintage. The audio clicke...

... their is some addition of "rumble" in the audio. Any ideas what settings to play with to avoid that? I think you mean the bassy hum ... Constant hum shown on Audacity spectrogram.png That's 60Hz mains-hum and some other constant low-frequency signals, (and combinations thereof ). You ...