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I'm surprised that no one else seems to have used this technique before, so I will name it "Subtractive Center Removal" or "SCR". The technique gives slightly noisy results (no idea why that is?), but it does allow you to perfectly isolate what is exclusive to the left, right an...

imnabeeltrick wrote:Wow now I feel terrified haha. It looks to me that AutoIt and AutoHotKey is a way for a user to probably automate tasks without having to actually build a plug-in, so I don't think I could use that though.

You could try writing a script for one of those programs?

So, can it be like this then? It is at volume 60, but it can be lowered at 55 or lower. In that picture you are pushing it very close to the limit. That final large peak is dangerously close to 0 dB. I'd turn down the recording level a bit lower and allow a bit of a safety margin. After recording y...

Hi, could anyone tell me of a way (or plugin) to clip the negative portion of a waveform? Use the Nyquist Prompt effect with this command: (s-max s 0) If you want to clip at a different position you can change the final value, for example to clip negative peaks below 0.5 linear: (s-max s -0.5) What...

Your recording level is set too high. That has caused the recorded audio to be "clipped". (The audio signal has the tops and bottoms of the waveform missing - clipped off - because the waveform is too big for the track). The damage is permanent and in all probability is unrepairable. When ...

but it seems that working on a project of any complexity could get crazy very quickly. The project can be as simple or complex as you want ;) In other words, it will need to be as complex as it needs to be. At any time, you can reduce the number of tracks by combining tracks into a fewer number of ...

(Among the "other possible functions" that I wonder about is the ability to duck the input from more than one line. For example, I have a 12 track project with 3, potentially 4 recorded sound effects that I want to trigger "ducks" at different times. I assume I can gather all th...

By the way, shouldn't we have a little bit more than the current wave-forms? There is a plug-in here that offers a wider range of waveforms: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=109386#p109386 and one here with a range of "no alias" waveforms: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewto...

I see, thanks. Is there enough to say about that, as opposed to linking to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ducking ? Probably not much more needs to be said, but it could perhaps be a bit more user friendly with some illustrations and a bit more description about how it works (without too much emphasi...

Now that I'm going into phase 2, it looks like from what you say Mod-script-pipe is the way to go. Is there another subforum you could lead me to that specializes in that? I think I would need a really detailed guide on how to do this.. And a lot of help. I think that probably goes beyond the scope...