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For smaller room size, reduce the "Early Reflection" a lot. OK I’ve reduced the early reflection on Gverb to minimum (-70db) , and applied Gverb with the settings shown below to the high frequency copy of the demon voice. GVerb settings applied to high frequency copy of demon.png Reverb was applied...

Can you tell us what settings you used on Gverb to achieve that reverb Steve ?

[every time I've attepted to use Gverb the results have been horriby metallic]

In your “sample 2” the child’s voice and the demonic derivative are synchronised , definitely not “half a second behind it”. If you must have the demonic voice lagging behind, not more than 0.05 seconds would be my suggestion, otherwise the mixture will be incomprehensible. If you want to play the o...

1). the noise removal tool in Audacity 1.3 is much better than 1.2
2). If the noise is mains hum could try this dehummer plugin.
3). Applying Noise removal or de-hum almost always has some unwanted effects, ideally these are less obtrusive than the original noise/hum.

... are there any other solutions that you can think of that do not require me purchasing a $200 mic? A pre-amp to increase the sensitivity of your microphone and/or ... http://www.instructables.com/id/Dollar-Store-Parabolic-Mic/ If you just need a good (free) recording of birdsong ... http://www.f...

MrNiloo wrote:... so the sound that is on V2 goes through audacity and comes back out with a effect on it

Audacity doesn't process sound in "real time" ... http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 064#p82064

The last 10 seconds of this 20 second track are totally silent
if you can hear static hiss or buzz when you play the silent bit then it's due to your hardware (not Audacity or other software).

123 in mp3 @320Kbs.mp3 Only fault* I can hear is mic popping (e.g. on the "Eh" of Erin and "p" in problem), this can be prevented with a pop shield in front of the microphone ... http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/dec04/images/qad2popshield.l.jpg (pony-tail is optional). A home made pop shield can be ...

Some effects add silence when applied to a track.
If you want to get rid of the extra silence just select and hit delete.

I've thrown every effect I’ve got at it …
The “after” is a bit better, but not much more intelligible than the original.


[ BTW Chris's Dynamic Compressor plug-in cannot cope with a 2 hour show ].