Audacity Forum

Hoe do ID Tag the wav file? You'll need an additional piece of software to produce metadata which is compatible with ID3: an ID3 tag editor, (apparently itunes will do it), or "Mp3tag" [which despite the name does WAV too] ... http://forum.audacityteam.org/search.php?keywords=ID3+tag+edit...

... I would really like to understand specifically what is the purpose and advantage (why / if it is actually superior) to save 'work in progress' using audacity projects rather exporting to and from wav files, in between edits. " dither noise " is usually added to WAV exports, ( unless i...

You'll need some animal noises (e.g. from freesound.org ) and a talkbox effect (which is like a vocoder) to create a hybrid of speech and animal sounds, e.g. " mda talkbox " [windows only]. Thanks for the help! I only have one question about your audio sample, and that's how did you make ...

Chimera's are possible using talkbox (like vocoder) ... http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 70#p202170

or envelope follower ... http://www.freesound.org/browse/tags/chimera

... It's the sound effect used for a Kantus in Gears of War. Here's a link so you all can hear what I'm trying to make in Audacity. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPf6AxeOYPo Can anyone offer some assistance? Please and thank you! The main effect sounds like chimeras of human voice and animal (cat ...

If cutting the bass doesn't cure the problem have a look at these spiky bits ...

Here's a small extract so you can hear what I mean. Two Minutes.mp3 Small extract so you can hear what I mean (469.79 KiB) I concur with Kozikowski : it's noise-reduction, the flanging effect between 20-25 seconds on " Two Minutes.mp3 " is a give-away, (this unintentional noise-reduction ...

You can open ("import") any file in Audacity as “ raw data ”, but if it’s a video or image the result is either like white noise hiss or repetitive glitching. However IMO that video is too artful to be created by the almost-random "moshing" process you describe. It reminded me of...

Here attached the spectrum ... Audacity has another kind of spectrogram display which can be selected from the "track drop-down menu" as an alternative to the waveform display ... http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Track_Drop-Down_Menu But when it comes to trying to remove the GSM noise w...

kozikowski wrote:Probably not

I second that, the GSM buzzy pulse occupies all of the sound spectrum ...
If the buzz coincides with the sound you want to keep (voices) they can't be removed without taking the voice too.