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That should nicely boost the 60Hz hum which has to be in there given the other problems. You didn't put a notch at 60 (that I can tell). Koz No I didn't notch 60Hz, but there wasn't a big peak at 60Hz ... http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=213625#p213625 Nor after the bass-boost ... afte...

... I want slight improvements that make my audio sound more connected to me and not like it came from a mic. Less airy or washed out sounding. Slightly tighter and deeper, so it sounds like a voice rather than a voice recorded with a mic. Hard explain but I think you know what I mean Bass-boost eq...

Damn that tweaked version you linked sounds much nicer than regular noise removal. Noise removal always left a whiney sound afterwards, this sounds reduced but still kept the integrity In my experience it is better to notch -out any hum/whine before applying noise-reduction. Via a plug-in ... http:...

I know where you got 120 from (in the US), where did you get the other numbers -- or is this a custom series for that one clip...? They are the worst offenders on the spectrogram of "silence" on that clip ... septic-eye ''silence'' spectrum.gif septic-eye ''silence'' spectrogram, horizont...

So no EQ or anything then? It's possible to substantially reduce the background hum noise if you paste the code below in Audacity's " Nyquist Prompt " ... (notch2 (notch2 (notch2 (notch2 (notch2 (notch2 (notch2 s 120 8) 148 12) 227 12) 321 12) 791 20) 851 22) 1407 40 ) notch filters to re...

What I tried doing before was, I split the stereo track, and make the right channel mono, and keep the left channel in the original stereo format, then I also tried panning the sound to one side, but still didn't produce the desired effect. Here are some samples Attachments Sample 1.mp3 Pan (to Lef...

The clicking in the recording is fixable with other $oftware ...
but better result if you can prevent the clicking on the first place.

... the microphone is built in to an HP video conferencing camera and plugged directly into a USB port. I've attached an mp3 sample file so that you will have a better idea of the issue that I am having. It looks like something is interrupting the USB device at very regular intervals, (every 0.103s...

I had trouble making a MP3 file play on the PS3 (have no idea why, it just say that it was "unsupported data" and the problem was with the very file itself, I am sure of that, but moving on), so, using Audacity, I recorded the song itself. But when I exported the "project," as A...