Audacity Forum

If you use a monotone test signal there will be a spatial interfernce effect between the two speakers, due to constructive and destructive interference. So a slight difference in the position of your ear ( a few mm) in this interference pattern can produce an extreme change in the volume heard. http...

So i was wondering if anybody here knows where online I could find legitimate royalty free sound files to download, and to use, I am not talking about famous sound track, but something original, that can be used without doing anything illegal CCmixter * has some good quality original music and past...

a total noob at audio processing Then you may not know that applying noise reduction in Audacity is a two step process: First you have to select a region of the audio which is only noise to capture a noise profile, then click on "Get noise profile" to capture it ... http://manual.audacity...

There is often confusion over what source to use for recording sounds the computer is playing, and worse, this source is often hidden by default in the system mixer . The required source can go by various names such as: "Stereo Mix", "Wave Out", "Sum", "What U Hea...

If you are trying for a stereo-like effect you could get a better result if you invert* the copy waveform when you copy it to the other side. [* "invert" is in Audacity's "Effect" menu] In- phase then inverted (ie 180 degrees out-of-phase)-.mp3 http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewt...

So what did you do there in that before and after to make it sound better? :?: The main thing was using a reverb which mixes a little of left with right and vice versa, which gives a wide (3D) stereo effect. ANWIDA reverb and Freeverb* (both free) do that L-R crossover thing, (whether you like it o...

do you think the amplitude has no effect on sound quality? If the amplitude goes beyond +/- 1.0 it will clip (flatten) the peaks and troughs of the waveform ... http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/2a/Clipping_1KHz_10V_DIV_clip_A_5ohms-1-.jpg/400px-Clipping_1KHz_10V_DIV_clip_A_5ohm...

The "girth" is the amplitude, a.k.a. level, a.k.a. volume. Thicker "girth" = louder. 'girth' is 'amplitude'-.jpg http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amplitude If you applied Audacity's "amplify" effect (on default settings) individually to each track it will make them both the...

daredoom.mp3 That was quite good. It’s worth mentioning that some reverb effects mix tiny bit of one channel to the other, Gverb doesn’t, so your god/devil voice could be wider … I will be your doom (before-after).mp3 Freeverb and ANWIDA reverb do have this little bit of crossover, (whether you wan...

... it does not display the line-in! so what do i do? In Windows Vista and Windows 7, recording devices (like "line in") can be invisible, (not shown in the list of recording devices), but can be made to appear ... It is common on Vista and 7 that not all recording inputs are automaticall...