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kozikowski wrote:Where does the "every 1000Hz" stop? I can't make it out from the code.
Koz

That is Steve's code. The iterations stop at half of whatever the sample-rate of the track is ...
[ aka Nyquist frequency ]

Thanks for the replies. :). I have tried some software fixes and they have hurt the quality of the rest of the audio. ringing, which has been present since the first use. Attachments yetiringing.mp3 (585.71 KiB) There are two anomalous tones at 1017Hz & 2823Hz which the notch-filter at 1000Hz i...

I just purchased a Blue Yeti ... there is a high pitched background noise which comes into my headphones and then becomes a part of the recording. If it is yet another case of the mosquito-whine on the Blue-Yeti mic , there is a post-production fix, see ... http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.p...

Thanks for the advice, i must admit I may have been a bit over protective of the lip smacking. Paul-L's DeClick plugin get's rid of clicks & pops , but it's a slow-process ( usually longer than it takes to play ) 'eVen when his rheumatism' before-after Paul-L's de-clicker on default settings.wav

... I've not heard of any more back masking but they might have been doing it with underground studios. What some claim is intentional-backmasking is unintentional via pareidolia . Judas Priest [rock music group] members commented that if they wanted to insert subliminal commands in their music, me...

... They've managed to make him sound very gravelly and aquatic somehow ... A ring-modulator adds a gargle-ly effect ... Dubya, before-after ring-modulator.wav ring modulatorsettings used on Dubya.png But your YouTube example is more complex than plain Dalek -like ring-modulation : the high frequen...

I have an old Super 8mm film that is now an avi file on my computer. I have a 19 second audio clip that I put onto Audacity. Since this is a single layer track (1980's technology on 8mm Fim) can I still edit problems with it? 1. The sound levels lower and become a little distorted but when I increa...

A workaround : Use Audacity's built-in screenshot (screengrab) tools to make images of frequency analyses, then combine those images in a Photo-shop-like program such as GIMP , (which is free), which allows images to be stacked in-register , e.g. ...

... filter out the humming noise? Here are links to two plugins for Audacity which reduce mains hum ... http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=79481#p79481 Steve's "Hum remover" http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=36200#p36200 Trebor's "Mains dehummer". Try Stev...

plonk420 wrote:a friend pointed out that a component could be distance from mic coupled with a quieter spoken voice ...

An improvised pop-filter may be worth a try to tame the plosives like K T P B & D ...