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I am trying to adjust the wet gain and dry gain in Tal Reverb II plugin. Is there some trick, or rule of thumb on how to adjust them? Audacity doesn't allow you to adjust the parameters of an effect while it's playing, ( people have asked ). However you can vary the wet/dry ratio in real-time by ma...

jpschmidt wrote:... But currently SpectraPlus is out of our price range.

A [free] real-time spectrogram may be of use ... http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 85#p182785

... I wasn't sure what to do with the audio to get the right volume levels before doing any EQ on it. This file is the unedited audio clip. I tested with Normalize then equalization and it sounded much better than I have had the audio before. NT1A_Test.zip Audio Test FLAC (713.63 KiB) It sounds goo...

Here is a short bit of it ... Attachments NT1A_Test.aup (1.31 KiB) .aup files don't contain any audio , you should post an audio file which either in WAV, FLAC format. NB: I think the limit for an attachment here is 1Mb , so that translates to a 16 bit-depth WAV file of about 10 seconds @ a sample ...

When I was growing up I'd take a cassette recorder and a small tape player and sing with myself. By the time I had maybe a quartet or more, there'd be this big roar, but you oculd hear all, or most of the voices. Using tape the noise floor doubles with each duplication , so for a quartet you've inc...

Are those spectrograms really different? I can see vertical spikes in the "before" spectrogram which aren't in the "after", their timing corresponds with the noises isolated by the destructive-interference method . Tell me how to make such pictures in case I need to demonstrate ...

IMO de-reverb isn't possible, [ you're flogging a dead horse ].

Cutting out all the frequencies below 200Hz with the equalizer may improve comprehensibility a little bit, but not much.

Using Steve's pseudo-stereo plugin on the dual-mono is another option ... http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyqui ... udo-Stereo

thegreattailz wrote:... when I play it back Its forwarded a few miliseconds. Any help? Thanks

How to measure latency ... http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Latency_Test

Where to input Latency correction in Audacity ... http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Reco ... references

You may be losing less signal than you think. If you subtract the original from the modified signal, there may be phase shifts in retained frequencies, giving the false impression that you are subtracting some of the real sound. If original is a sine wave and modified is shifted half a cycle, for i...