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Methen wrote:is there a way to make adjust a sound so it sounds muffled ?

Use the Equalization effect.
Try the "Treble Cut" preset and see if that makes it sufficiently muffled.

I've just listened to your "voice" sample. It sounds fine to me. The main thing that I hear in the "silences" between words is you breathing. What I don't understand is why the noise level is higher in your "Voice" recording than in your "White noise" recordin...

Hi, I am having a similar problem. I have version 2.0.5 and am recording through a decent USB mixer. The playback sounds OK until the bass kicks in and it crackles on any of the bass tones and kick drum. If I kill the bass on the mixer when recording then the crackle disappears on playback. I have ...

I have a tascam and a phantom converter wired up to a digitech 3000 A Tascam what? What sort of "phantom converter"? A "Digitech GNX-3000"? I am trying get my vocals to come out into both speakers How are your speakers connected? Do your speakers both work? It's a bad idea to po...

No, Audacity does not do real time processing.

One, I've uploaded one song to Audacity. Why do 2 tracks appear? And what is the top track and what is the lower track? New to Audacity. Thanks A stereo track perhaps? http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/audio_tracks.html Two, I'm creating a slideshow. I need a music track. I am combining sections...

2mg wrote:Mostly it's a quick and dirty "eliminate transients and normalize" for mp3s that are "messed up"...

I'd guess that "Limiter (2)" should do that nicely. Give it a go and let us know how you get on.

GNU-Cody wrote:I've seen that problem before too! In my experience the limitation was due to either...

The specific problem with Flac encoding is due to the encoder being built with MSVC without 64 bit extensions.

From now on record to an audio file format without this limitation, at least for large projects. I use and recommend FLAC. Unfortunately, a lot of Flac encoders on Windows are limited to 2 GB size (roughly the same length as a 4 GB WAV file). Linux does not have this limitation. A simple workaround...

I am please to say that I have found the answer, and thought I would post it for others. Terrific, and thanks for posting the resolution. This was automatically enabled in my Audacity. It is actually disabled by default, but if it has ever been set in any version of Audacity on that computer, the s...