Audacity Forum

Trebor wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 15, 2018 12:59 pm

TheDonald, before-after voding with pink-noise.flac

That's creepy.

The application is to compensate for doppler shift in digital frequency shift codes signals reflected from the moon. Audio shifts rates of up to 60Hz/minute are possible. By compensating for changing doppler shift rates, recorded signal decoding may be easier. The change in absolute doppler shift c...

marionettes wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 15, 2018 1:54 am

So how could I......

Get rid of any loud noises

Lower the volume of a voice

Make it sound like hes whispering

and how would I make it sound seamless?

You can't. This is an unrealistic expectation of what can be done with audio editing.

A release candidate for Audacity 2.3.1 is scheduled for later this month (it will be announced on this forum and on our social media channels). Please try that when it becomes available and let us know what happens. (Please note that iZotope does not officially support Audacity https://www.izotope.c...

tcmullet wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 14, 2018 3:57 pm

Can you recommend a way that gets the best quality 16-bit wav output?

I'd just use Foobar2000 (if I was using Windows). I expect that will give as good results as anything else.

So yes, my "amplify" and "normalize" are "gain changes". Therefore will leave it set to "shape". BUT, if I was to do cuts-only (no volume tampering), then turn dithering off. Got it. Thanks! That's correct. whether there would be any point to proceed with a r...

Hmm... We're getting closer... I will be doing "amplify" and "normalize", but nothing else other than cutting. (Input is 16-bit; output is 16-bit.) So, in that context, what dithering should I set Same as the defaults (as shown in the screenshot: https://manual.audacityteam.org/...

it appears that dithering is only used with converting from one bit-depth to another, NOT when changing sample rate within the same bit-depth. Am I right?? Not quite. (This is something that I'd like to improve in Audacity, but to do it right is a very big job.) Dither is only "required" ...

To record audio that is playing on your computer, see: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/tutorial_recording_computer_playback_on_windows.html Unfortunately there are reports on this forum that suggest that some DJ software prevents this from working and only allow recording using their (commercial...

ka1gt wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 13, 2018 11:39 pm

Unfortunately I need to slide the pitch of existing audio files which have multiple tones in them, while keeping the timing (tempo) unchanged.

Why?