Audacity Forum

Well. At least part of the problem is that I make gross, sloppy letter L noises. While I fix my technical ineptitude, I also need to fix my enunciation.

kozikowski, thanks for your generosity -- truly. I know what it's like to work with clueless newbs (which I am in this case). My mic is a Fife 668plug and play -- omnidirectional with a foam cap. It should be adequate (I think) for the bit of voiceover work I am doing in my teaching. https://www.ama...

Oh man... I'm so sorry about the silence thing. That wasn't very bright of me. I should have checked. Thanks for bearing with me though. If you're not hearing anything, I'm going to assume it is, as you suggest, my playback, or that I'm losing my mind/OCD, or some of these in combination. I do thank...

Yikes. Sorry. Didn't mean to be tedious. Even knowing that the waveform itself is useless for diagnosis is helpful, so thank you for that. Here's audio. You can hear it right in the first second, and the rest is clean. Thanks! https://drive.google.com/file/d/132DuVPagr5F034C0G1huP4ahjj6C53fx/view?us...

Hoping someone can help. I've spent hours trying to figure this out: There's a "crunchy" sound in voice over (closest description is a chip bag??) that I'm unable to diagnose or fix. The problem seems to be (??) the ugly looking waveforms that get jagged and dense (my attempt at technical ...