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cosmiclight22 wrote:I really do not know which are the Low Frequencies and the High frequencies values in the Equalizer

Bass = low frequencies = sounds below 200Hz (approximate)

There is a “Bassboost” effect, in the “Effect” drop down menu , or you could push up the sliders around 50-150Hz in the equalizer .

cosmiclight22 wrote:I click on the downloaded file to open it and save it in Audacity folder

don't bother opening it, just save a copy of the (.NY) file to the Audacity plug-in folder.

DVDdoug wrote:Maybe someone else can recommend a reverb..

http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 838#p77838

Maybe use the cymbal noise (on its own) as the "noise profile" for "noise reduction".

don't get your hopes up though , the result may be too distorted.

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The connector has 3 rings . This is an external mic ...



only two of these four connectors will be required for the (mono) mic.

tiny bit of overlap ... http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 49#p138649

Bonus track using Colonel Trebor's secret blend of 4 different effects , (although none of them hiss noise reduction, which it does need)

Godwinlee wrote:Here is the end result:
http://download823.mediafire.com/u9r31m ... xed%21.mp3

[I added attached copy of "weirdsoundfixed!.mp3" as mediafire link not permanent].

Godwinlee wrote:Voice Recording (i selected this one)

But you are recording guitar music, not voice (a.k.a. speech).

Echo cancellation is only used on voice recording (VOIP, e.g. Skype), try UNselecting "Voice Recording" in "microphone enhancements".