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I got the clip to pass with minimal fuss. Screen Shot 2016-09-04 at 11.25.10.png — Effect > Equalization: LF-Rolloff, Length around 5000. — Effect > Normalize to -3.5, Remove DC. — Sample Noise Reduction in the first 8/10 of a second (before the shuffling chair sound). Apply correction 9, 6, 6. — E...

could you speak in a way that sounds "intimate" without being constantly asked to speak up? What he said. You're not a Ball of Fire Presenter are you? That's going to be a problem with home style microphones. They're designed for presenters with much more delivery force. On first analysis, I find "...

You violated one of the clip rules. The first two seconds is to be pure room noise and nothing else. Yours has shuffling papers or maybe chair moving noises, I can't tell. The analysis tools and Noise Reduction both need "Room Tone" and it has the be the room only. Freeze and hold your breath. The ...

But it's true that speaking up loses a little bit of intimacy, and a sound engineer told me that one shouldn't have to do with a microphone, My advice is "talk to your audience, don't talk to the microphone". The temptation is to talk to the microphone, which being just a few inches away, tends to ...

http://www.kozco.com/tech/audacity/TestClip/Record_A_Clip.html This format produces almost everything we need to analyze your world. Nothing quite like analyzing a system across multiple time zones and not be able to hear it. Do not do anything to it. Record it, Stop and Export. The only "productio...

would heavy trucks be helped by Steve's LFRolloff filter? You can see it working. Screen Shot 2016-09-03 at 17.11.22.png The filter is designed to suppress both 50Hz and 60Hz, the base power frequencies in Europe and the US, and in effect, elminate everything below them. 85Hs is too close to 100, s...

(sorry for the wrongly formatted post, I'm new at this) Just don't post in all upper case letters. We come after you with sticks if you do that. Post A Sound Sample. Koz haha, I wouldn't dare :) I posted one a little earlier, and being afraid to post it in the wrong place, Gale kindly made a new po...

kozikowski wrote:
We regularly scare people when we analyze their sound and tell them they live in Britain or a European country just by the kind of noise they have.

Koz

amazing

Heavy trucks are a problem no matter where you are. Ian, famous for the longest thread in the forum history lives at the intersection of Venice and La Brea in Hollywood (a metaphor and a real geographic location). He records at night. Koz would heavy trucks be helped by Steve's LFRolloff filter? I ...

A lavalier is a special purpose microphone. It's job is to hide. Secondary jobs are good quality sound at good volume. There are classes how to get reasonable quality sound and still not be able to see the microphone. Some lavaliers have custom sound to make up for hiding, so unless you're shooting...