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... is there a way to get rid of this annoying background noise in this file? The annoying [bubbly] background-noise is compression-artifacts : they are caused by using a low bit-rate , (nothing to do with AGC). A free plugin called DtBlkFx can be used to reduce the bubbly compression artifacts som...

Il existe un ancien plugin VST appelé "JS Resonnateur V1.0.dll"
Qui peut être utilisé pour créer un effet de microphone rock-blues.

... It seems to be starting OK, but later slows down and goes out of sync ... If it's progressively going out of sync that can be due to Audacity missing tiny pieces of you singing aka "skips" ... http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/faq_recording_troubleshooting.html#How_can_I_record_witho...

... Also I notice that voice fades out at beginning and ending of each line I recorded ... The fading is probably due to Windows "enhancement" which needs to be switched-off if you are singing, see ... http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/faq_recording_troubleshooting.html#[b]Why_do_my_reco...

Ted R Brown wrote: Not Passing ACX Check Analyzer. I need help with Effects

I don't speak ACX , but how about amplifying it by +6dB ...

The code that Trebor posted uses legacy (version 3) syntax, so you need to select that option in the Nyquist Prompt. i.e. tick the box I colored yellow ... http://forum.audacityteam.org/download/file.php?id=16830 Then apply " Nyquist Prompt " to the audio like any other Audacity effect.

When I'm recording audio there is a ringing noise in the background. It's not static but a high pitched ring? How can I get rid of this? Applying notch filters can remove the constant noise ... (setf s (notch2 s 60 10)) ; apply 60 Hz notch (setf s (notch2 s 500 10)) ; apply 500 Hz notch (let* ((q 5...

I have a voice recording that I'm trying to edit to get ride of a "crackle." I noticed this happens when the recording volume goes above and below the "envelope" line. I'm wondering if there is a tool I can utilize that deletes those sections so all the audio that's left is the ...

... I used to be able to pan the stereo tracks right and left after splitting them which then accentuated the stereo effect. If you you want to want to exaggerate the stereo you need to make a copy of the track in which what is common to left & right has been removed. e.g.. via "Remove Cen...

... WAV files attached, thanks. Any thoughts? The tape-player's clockwork-cogs noise is constant & occupies a lot of the sound-spectrum, so is impossible to remove completely without damaging the voice. So I would go with reduction, rather than removal of the cogs noise. The only tip I have is ...