Audacity Forum

Hold on a mo' I think you’re onto something. By attenuating the notching when a spike occurs there is no Gibbs ringing after the spike. Attached is an example which uses a modified version of your de-hum plug-in ... 1st. A hummy recording of my neighbour slamming their rubbish bin lid (and their doo...

I’ve strained my brain over this mains hum removal before. It really is necessary to remove all the harmonics, odd and even , right up to half the nyquist frequency. Here’s an example with limey 50Hz hum, then dehummed using my plugin , then the hummy original again, then your dehummer applied with ...

One major disadvantage with creating "choirs" from a single recording is that there is a tendency for it to produce a "phasing" effect which can make it sound sort of "electronic". This is caused because the similarity of the sound waves for each "instrument" causes interference with the other "ins...

The choir was made from multiple copies of the first sample with changes to the pitch, speed, start time and pan position. The sustain of the note was also adjusted by editing (cut and cross-fade) to provide two versions of the voice. The whole lot was then mixed and stereo reverb (Freeverb) added....

Hi, I feel like an idiot but I just cannot figure this out. When creating a new file (actually a lecture) in Audacity, when paused and wishing to delete the last 5 or 10 seconds (a mistake), how do I delete that section but then resume the lecture? It seems that, although only paused, I cannot resu...

jonasjar wrote:How do I tell which one I have? Ive checked the hardware manager on the usb items, but cant seem to find anything there.

I've got vista too, I suspect the "USB2 Enhanced" references in device manager mean usb 2.0 ...

If combining the stereo tracks to mono in audacity is creating a ringing effect, (possibly a comb effect if one mic is further from the lecturer than the other), then instead of combining the stereo tracks (L+R) to produce a mono one, just discard either L or R track and make the remaining one mono....

kozikowski wrote:Didn't we find somebody making man/woman software? Let me check the notes.

http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 455#p30455

Q. How can one person sound as a complete choir? A. Chorus effect (before-after example attached) Before-After BlueCatStereoChorusVST.wav http://downloads.cnet.co.uk/0,39100207,39168831s,00.htm Other chorus effects are available. I used this VST effect (plug-in) in Audacity 1.3.11 running on Windows...

Similar to "pilot helmet microphone" effect ... http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 405#p52405

and add a some of reverb and/or echo. Before-After example attached.