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ChristineG wrote:Thanks Trebor for the excellent befor and after flac file. I couldn't get my settings as good as that when I trialled ClickRepair before my trial time ran out ...

The Brian Davies ClickRepair settings I used were 75 on both click & crackle, ( may not be optimal )

My computer fan makes a lot of noise which is very easily removed from a recording using Audacity. I would like to remove the noise live while I use my microphone to talk using other programs (e.g. Skype or an online game). Is that possible? Many computers have real-time noise-suppression as soundc...

Re :"Simulate near-singing amplifier sound". There a plugins which produce amplifier feed-back effects. I use a free one by betabugs called feedbug , [Windows only] Or using "feedback-delay" in Audacity's Nyquist code ... http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=252440#p2524...

ChristineG wrote:... also trialled ClickRepair, and got similar results to ReaFir, ClickRepair has since run out of trial days ...

Brian Davies ClickRepair was designed for this purpose : de-crackling records ...

... What I couldnt find is a way to reduce the impact of t and k sounds, they really make your ear crumble in the audio I got but I couldnt find a way to dampen them. ... Could anyone point me in the right direction? Install Paul-L's DeClicker plugin into Audacity, and apply it on default settings....

First of all it sounds like it's playing too fast , as if you recorded at 44.1KHz , but played back at 48KHz , i.e. 8.2% too fast , fixable using Change speed at minus 8.2% ... before-after change speed by minus 8,2 percent.wav Secondly the distorted bits aren't clipping , but another form of distor...

... I'm still going to do some testing to figure out where the ringing is coming from It's not going to be a loose component. Everything has resonant frequencies which they preferentially vibrate at, determined by it's dimensions and the material it is made of. Securely attaching weights, (e.g. a c...

Can easily be reversed in Audacity so it's the right-way-around ...
It has unfixable problems : lots of compression-artefacts and nothing above 7KHz , as if it was played over Skype .

I'm recording an acoustic 6 steel string guitar and it's producing no such ringing tones on its own. You can see where the "bells" are in the spectogram. I'm also attaching an audio file--there are three "bells" in the beginning and then no bells (even though the input material ...

... While the auto-tune has been successful, it added a very hoarse/deep scratchy sound along with my voice--it isn't a seperate sound. I was wondering if there is a way to get rid of it, Any pitch shifting effect, like autotune, will also shift any noise in your original recording. That shifted no...