Audacity Forum

At any rate, here's a small unprocessed sample of part of what I did tonight. That is very good for a raw audio sample. Congratulations :) As several have noted, it will pass the ACX specification just be amplifying it a little, but Audacity can improve on that further. The "ACX check" th...

Robert J. H. wrote:Apart from all that, you should try Steve's recent amplify plug-in with in- and out-fades as it prevents from having nasty clicks at the beginning and end.

You can find it here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 83#p297483

For anyone that's interested, there's quite a good article on the subject of podcast loudness here: https://auphonic.com/blog/2013/01/07/lo ... -radio-tv/

Audacity can't record MIDI. Audacity only records audio (MIDI is not audio: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIDI) To record the Clavinova in Audacity you need to connect an audio output from the Clavinova to a "stereo line input" of the computer. See here for more information: http://manual....

Which version of Linux are you using? Which version of Audacity are you using? Which sound effect do you mean? (There are many effects in that short clip) -Also, how can I remove a vocal (completely) from a song to have only instrumental left (over). -How can I remove the music completely to leave t...

"Most computer sound cards are not going to digitize the audio signal into a file format. That is correct. Sound cards do not convert sound into files. Sound cards convert sound into digital audio data, Most USB audio interfaces do the same. A recording application, such as Audacity, can then ...

After the day from hell I should have not attempted my Audacity instal Too true, never a good idea starting something new at the end of a bad day. ;) OK, so you have a file that won't open in Audacity. Is it just that one file or is it the same with all of your old WMA files that worked in the prev...

The glitch certainly does sound like dropped data, though I'd be surprised if it is due to, or entirely due to disk speed. SSD's are certainly MUCH faster than any spinning disk drive. Using an SSD would ensure that there is no data bottleneck at that point, though it is not guaranteed to solve the ...

Kingdaddy wrote:I'm concerned that multiple people have reported the issue.

What about you? Have you tried playing the podcast? Do you get the same problem?

So the issue did appear to be the processing - the compress dynamics to be specific. Now I'm just trying to figure out how to consistently pass ACX without my voice sounding like a loud boom right up inside your ear. This sounds like good progress :) A short audio sample in WAV format (just a few s...