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OK, I had a quick go. distorted.wav 1) Invert 2) Normalize 3) Distortion effect > Leveler Moderate preset 4) Applied this code in the Nyquist Prompt effect: ;version 4 (if (arrayp *track*) (setf *track* (mult 0.5 (sum (aref *track* 0)(aref *track* 1))))) (lowpass8 (quantize (s-min (lowpass8 *track* ...

But going back to dithering, it's generally recommended only to use it once during a workflow, when doing a final export, right? As a general rule, yes (but continue reading...) I imported into Audacity and made some edits (duplicated a section, fade in/out, envelope tweaks). I then exported it to ...

Connect the USB device before you launch Audacity, then select the USB option as the recording input in the device toolbar.

17bob3O wrote: How do I get rid of that icon ?

That's the "Scrub Toolbar". http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/tool ... html#scrub
You can turn it off (de-select it) in "View menu > Toolbars".

been reading a lot of "really old" posts that refer to creating subliminals using (1) either the "Nyquist Prompt" capability or (2) the "Subliminal" plug-in. The "Nyquist Prompt" is a general effect that allows you to run "Nyquist" commands. "N...

Terry Sommers wrote:no, that's not the problem. I just recorded again, unplugged the computer speakers, and still i'm hearing the old mix coming through on the new mix.

Could the mic be picking up sound from your headphones?
What mics and what headphones are you using?

would like to see the 64-bit native so I can take advantage of the fact my computer has 16GB of RAM Audacity is probably not even using 1/2 GB, so making more RAM available will not offer benefits. On the other hand, adding multi-processor support could give big performance gains (Audacity currentl...

I want to modify one sound with another sound. I don't mean overlay or combine, for instance I might want to modify the sound of a church bell ringing with the spoken word "Bell", so that the bell sounds like it is saying, "Belllll". This video clip shows how: https://youtu.be/b...

I think the effect that you really want is the "Sonovox" or "Talk Box" effect (see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kH-krlgo2e8) There's no way to produce that exact effect electronically as it depends on the physical resonance of the performer's mouth and throat. Probably the cl...

Your friend sent you part of an Audacity project, but didn't send you the data to go with it.
See here for more information: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/auda ... jects.html