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steve wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 25, 2020 3:35 pm

I don't currently have the plug-in installed

I have ...

steve wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 25, 2020 3:35 pm

try this:

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(* 0.25 (- (* 3 (sin x)) (sin (* 3 x))))

Looks like this ...

sync45 wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 25, 2020 2:03 pm

... To fix this problem of "wild levels", I have to select and process each section manually. A big job when you're dealing with an hour-long recording. I'm looking for an automatic tool to six this problem. Any suggestions?

LevelSpeech2.ny plugin.

There are already websites to deliver music to consumers, e.g. BandCamp, ReverbNation. If you want your music to be used commercially, (e.g. in advertising), there are commercial sound-libraries . There's usually no up-front costs, the websites are effectively agents who get a cut of sales. [ It's a...

... to assess the same settings on other parts of the song would require to leave the effect in order to be able to mark a new selection. This again would mean losing the temporary settings which I want to assess ... If the effect has a "Manage" button you can save your temporary settings...

It's good , but ...
(On the YouTube version) there are loud clicks at 16.755s & 33.450s. They are repairable.
(although crossfade tracks would be even more seamless)

Selecting a disabled playback device will generate that error when you attempt to play Audacity ...


If the playback device is enabled, try changing the audio host, (there are only 3 options).

Viv_88 wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 23, 2020 8:03 pm

I had recorded a voice-over demo and then removed the microphone - in order to test some effects.

That error is not caused by installing/using a plugin.
Changing the input or output devices, (mic or speakers), can cause it.

Try reverting the microphone set-up to what it was.

Fracture wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 23, 2020 2:11 pm

That just looks like mains-hum, rather than sound created by a propeller,
Like the hum produced by the (slowly) rotating turntable in a microwave oven, (also a brushless motor).

Like Koz says, the main problem is choppiness.

If you use extreme (high-ratio) dynamic-range-compression, & add comfort noise, the choppiness is lessened ...