Audacity Forum

Can you see anything wrong in the screenshots I posted regards the input settings? Normally Audacity should be set up to record as 32-bit float. See: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/quality_preferences.html I'm sure I'm still hearing this tearing. Please post a short sample in WAV format so tha...

"weird noise", "not clear". That does not tell us enough to be able to offer any help.
How are you listening to your Audacity project?
Why do you think there is a problem?

What sort of microphone are you using, and how is it attached to your computer?

Is it clipping at exactly -6 dB? (If you select the track and open the "Amplify" effect, it will tell you how much amplification is required to bring the peak level up to 0 dB)

ramjar3 wrote: ↑

Sun May 17, 2020 4:01 pm

a "thump" is heard during playback at many of the audio peaks.

Perhaps you could post a short example - just a few seconds in WAV format (see: viewtopic.php?f=49&t=72887)

Run the "Audio Device Info" and save the info somewhere convenient, then attach the "deviceinfo.txt" file to your reply.

Try searching Google for:
voice changer effect for gaming

rayw wrote: ↑

Sun May 17, 2020 2:10 pm

...as this is about audiobook production, should I also post there?

We prefer to avoid duplicating topics. The regular contributors to the forum will see your posts whichever forum board you use, so there is no benefit to duplicate posts.

Do you still require help with something?

- is there a quick way to convert two point labels into a region label? The easiest way is to add a new region label, then delete the surplus point labels. Move the mouse pointer in the audio track above or below the label track until it "snaps" with a yellow vertical line to the position...

Try downloading Audacity 2.4.0 https://www.audacityteam.org/download/windows/
Run the EXE installer, and enable the option to "Reset Preferences" when it appears.

Audacity does not do "real time" processing, so you can't use it for live effects.