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...Is there some way to create some kind of custom filter or process that targets just these tiny clicks? There is a free DeClicker plugin for Audacity which will automatically remove clicks, here . 'Triple constraint', Before-After, DeClicker & Nyquist Code.wav The DeClicker settings used.png ...

jpb wrote: Sample_3-3_Tool_Usage.wav (1.06 MiB)

That noise sounds mechanical to me, rather than digital : if that is the case changing the CPU priority won't help.

The headset is what I use for the microphone, so I don't see how I could test the noise occuring when I am not speaking or wearing the headset.... unless I misunderstood It's possible the noise could be you breathing on the mic or moving your head. If it still occurs during a test recording when th...

... I've been able to see it when it occurs and I"m *not* speaking, and I can clip it out. Not so, when it happens when I'm speaking. It is possible to edit out the noises within words using Audacity's spectral edit tool .... 1-2_Intro_b-sample, before-after repairs.flac (time-consuming though...

docweathers wrote:... want to make the whole thing speed along faster without sounding like Donald Duck.

Change tempo effect , (which does not change pitch).

abrogard wrote:I've got one drum hit imported int audacity, so that's good.
Now, how do I repeat that something like four times a bar for a 32 bar song - like 128 repeats of it equally spaced...

Precisely* select then repeat.

( * You may need to zoom-in ).

abrogard wrote:Can Audacity automatically create a drum track for me? Nothing fancy. Just like beating time ...

There is a metronome option ... http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/rhythm_track.html

Krischu wrote:... I would rectify the signal to a half wave and then send this to a low pass filter ...

There's a rectify plugin for Audacity here ... viewtopic.php?f=42&t=64587
(It does full & half-wave rectification)

Steve's FilterFade plugin may suffice ... http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 86#p324986
[ You'll probably have to apply compression afterwards ]

What I have been doing is recording a guitar vocal track, and then on a new track, adding harmony. The problem is the 2nd track re-records the first track, so I get distortion. Sounds like Audacity is recording the output of the computer, as well as the live guitar. Try disabling "stereo mix&q...