Audacity Forum

shevie wrote:I inadvertently edited the tag.xml

How do you "inadvertently" edit a file?

shevie wrote:How do I correct my error please?

As (I assume) you are not very familiar with XML, it's probably easiest to just delete the files and export new ones from the Metadata Editor.

JD's suggestion is spot on, however wonky. <g> I now have two computers that have been pushed to 1803, and both have been "fixed" by turning on the mic and turning off the apps. Thanks for the update. I've added a link to JD's post so that others may find that post easily, and shall now c...

Rafferty wrote:Concluding, I can only assume the problems is with the PSR E453.

Does the playback volume of the PSR E453 affect the recording level?

Why don't you just update Audacity to the current version? You can get it here: https://www.audacityteam.org/download/

Your final line is wrong.
You have this: but it should be "notch" and not "notch2".

I would guess that there may have been some speech in there. I doubt that it is possible to recover the original audio from the given information.

Unless you know how it has been modified, or it has some resemblance to the original sound, there may be no way to find the original sound.

Audacity's noise reduction starts with FFT analysis of the noise to create a noise profile. This is an important step that has great impact on the effectiveness of the noise reduction. When the noise reduction is applied, the algorithm does not gate to silence, but reduces the level by a specified a...

I'd suggest keeping it so it counts the harmonics automatically so no "number of harmonics" There has to at least be a count of the notches within the code - you don't want it looping to infinity. So even if you don't have a user control for the number of notches, you have to decide how m...

This worked quite well I think. I can get a percentage difference between levels (dB). It's definitely a start Thanks again A note about the spectrum dB scale: In effect, the spectrum analysis splits the audio signal into multiple "frequency bins". The number of bins is half the "Siz...