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Is there a clue in the title ? : the voice is doubled-up : two versions at different pitches, e.g. using auto talent ... Dubya before-after Double-ish.mp3 cf ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYNQK6qcLNA# t=2m10s Maybe throw in some random pitch modulation ... Dubya before-after Double-ish , now w...

... You could add some stereo reverb but I guess that it would be too much if the song is played in a church. Just a wee bit of Stereo reverb applied to the mono version giving a pseudo-stereo effect ... http://soundcloud.com/city-of-god-processed/s-YG1Fy [SoundCloud online player requires Adobe Fl...

smurfzilla wrote:... or if anyone has any suggestions on what I should do to the original one to get it to a better place that would be great.

It's a stereo recording : if you invert one track it cancels out a lot of the artifacts ...
[the result is mono]

Even if the recordings were of ghosts, further processing, (e.g. amplification, filtering, noise-reduction), may make the noises sound more like words but actually make them even less significant from an evidentiary perspective ... Artifacts created during attempts to boost the clarity of an existin...

If the tape is not constantly slow, (i.e. varying in speed), see ... http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 14#p205214

transplanting the tape into another cassette shell is another option ... http://www.tapeheads.net/showthread.php?t=2560

" Dual-tape-decks " plugin produces something close ... around head ish.mp3 dual tape decks settings for around head-ish effect.png But it needs something to cyclically modify the equalization for a "behind the head" illusion. [ of course this type of binaural effect is only goin...

which transition do you prefer, exponential or linear? Exponential works better IMO. BTW using "find" hp, "replace" with lp on the above code gives the same effect as Steve's 2011 code , but now with a smoother envelope ... 2011 Vs 2013.png Low-pass variant of above code ... (se...

That's perfect ..
Thanks very much Steve

Hi Steve, your previous code created a "gradual" low -pass filter whose cut-off frequency increased across the interval selected ... low-pass whoosh, {Steve's code on white noise).flac I'm after something very similar but a high -pass filter whose cut-off frequency decreases across the int...

What Steve did here ... http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=164249#p164249 but a high-pass (not low pass as above) filter with the cut-off frequency gradually dropping until the full audio band is passed at the original volume. [ I've tried experimenting with Steve's code to make it high-p...