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The old leveller effect has been discontinued, but there is a "Leveller" preset in the "Distortion" effect that can produce identical results as the discontinued effect: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/distortion.html If you want a clean "limiting" effect, then I'd ...

Seems to work OK for me with Xubuntu 18.04 LTS, Audacity 2.3.3 (release version) and Calf 0.0.60-5 (Ubuntu repository version).

I'm not interested in correcting a bad performance. That's damage mitigation and not a job for simple mastering. Right. For "simple mastering", the two steps "RMS Normalize -> Limiter" should be fine. If we need damage limitation, then don't use the Limiter when there are a lot ...

Try setting "host" to "MME" and the recording device to "Stereo Mix" in the "Device Toolbar" (https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/device_toolbar.html)

Alekssg wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 30, 2020 9:39 am

Версия программы 47.1А

There is no such version of Audacity.

Just as a matter of interest, if you prefer a logarithmic fade, you could use PWEV rather than PWLV. The one thing to be careful of though, is that log zero is "undefined". To avoid log zero, create the gain envelope offset a little way above zero, then subtract the offset to bring the env...

Which version of Audacity?
Where did you get it from, and how did you install it?

Which version of Audacity are you using? (look in "Help menu > About Audacity")

How did you do that?

Thanks. It's generally considered best to avoid dots in file names, other than the dot before the file extension. The dots probably won't be a problem in this case, but in some situations they can be a problem. According to the AUP file, the project's data file should be called: " demo3..valmis...

RMS Normalize set at -20db. I ran ACX-Check to see the peak at 1.78db You can see the consolidated track and then I ran the roll-off, then the RMS Normalize. -Synapse001 Judging by the screenshot, I'd expect the Limiter to be able to handle that small amount of "over 0 dB" without noticea...