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... whats seemed to help more was adding a windsock. It does seem to be happening during big sibilant moments, although not typically "s" sounds, but th's and even j's .... There does have to be a gap between the pop-shield and the mic for it to work, 2-4 inches, (that's another variable ...

Audacity's envelope tool ...

... a pitch sliding effect that would slide the speed throughout the track from one percentage to another ... I would prefer a simpler effect to just change speed and tempo at the same time There is a Nyquist plugin called "turntable warp" which will gradually slow-down (or speed-up), lik...

On windows, recording devices, (like line-in option), can be hidden if they are disabled, (which can be the default). If you right-mouse-click in the empty white space in the recording devices tab, you'll see the options to display disabled devices, then you can enable them ... Disabled recording de...

it turns out that inserting music files into video files is much more difficult than i thought,ill keep trying though.there is software out there somewhere!!.mickthefish. :( Apparently there are "online" video* editors : with them you don't install software on your machine. You upload the...

... kindly advise as the spectogram example shown involved ... I'd use Audacity's spectral edit tool [ shelves ] to nibble-away at the bursts of noise ... Demo of Audcaity's spectral edit tool (shelves)_ .gif spectral Edit on sleves, -10dB setting.png Once you've selected "spectral edit shelve...

static noise ... applying the values in notch filter in an attempt to remove ... may i ask what is the probable frequency range of static noise because after applying values from 60hz to 1200hz the noise remains Notch filters can only remove a tone of constant frequency. Whereas "static" ...

...Say you want the section from 2.5 to 2.6, how do you get there? In other words, I'm looking for a fine-tuning method. Does it exist? Select the region [ from 2.5 to 2.6 ] the press Zoom Selection http://manual.audacityteam.org/m/images/8/88/tool_edit_zoomselection.png zoom-in on selection.gif

kozikowski wrote: I'm curious what you were going to use as a sync point. Everybody was going to start their recorder at a different time, so you can't use track-start as sync.

Aligning the matching patterns in the spectrograms of the different tracks can assist synchronization.

Is there a chance to remove or reduce a very bad power line hum (attached sample)? ATTACHMENTS sample_alex.wav (1.51 MiB) The interfering frequency is too high to be mains hum . Notch filters [in Audacity's Nyquist Prompt ] help a bit ... ''alex'', before-after notch filters shown.wav (setf s (notc...