Audacity Forum

if you can attach ten seconds of the unsatisfactory audio to a post someone may be able to identify the problem by listening to the recording.

Anska wrote:I just want some parameters I can punch in to the freeverb to give me 'cathedral' 'large room' 'small room' 'club' etc etc etc.....

The free Anwida everb plug-in Steve mentioned has those type of presets ...

The hissing records right into Audacity. If the mic volume is turned up you can see the noise as it records. Attachments blueyetisoundtest.mp3 The most conspicuous noise I can hear is mains hum , (rather than hiss ), which shows up as clear peaks on the frequency analysis … mains hum peaks approx 6...

Here is a sample of the hiss, recorded in a quiet room several feet away from the computer on a solid surface: https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/blueyetisoundtest.mp3?w=a3df90ea That link gives a 403 error ... Dropbox link gives 403 error.png Re: Hiss ... Check in windows recording devices that you ar...

Before you buy a soundcard, double-check the connection to your pedal.

Apparently the pedal has two outputs: one with effects (“wet”) and one without (“dry”).

If you are feeding the “dry” channel to your computer it won’t have any effects.


http://www.voxamps.com/forum/forum.php?id=33

The distortion may be due to the signal from the device being too high (overload distortion)

Apparently the only control on the ion tape device to reduce the output is the volume control, you could try turning it down.

Use equalization to cut bass (frequencies below 200Hz) and/or boost treble (above 2000Hz) ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPiGEhioA0I#t=2m10s

Bgravato's acoustic guitar (via SC1100) before-after Steve's pseudostereo on default settings ...