Audacity Forum

I've had some success using the waveshaper, click remover and compressor in audacity, but it really depends how bad the problem is.

Best thing you could probably do is to start from scratch and record the guitar and vocal parts seperately and clean each up individually...the nature of the two different methods of producing sound means that you probably won't want the same effects on both parts...if this is not an option you can/...

stevethefiddle wrote:

Marsh wrote:all my EFFECTS are GRAYED out What do I have to do to get them working...

You have to have some audio selected - either one or more whole tracks, or part of the track(s).

...And for that the recording must be stopped, not paused

EDIT: Solved! Burning it to CD first and then ripping it to media player takes care of all the volume fluctiation issues with WMP for some reason.

Hi, thanks for having me! I've noticed that when I export a track as a wav or an mp3, the volume seems to randomly increase and decrease throughout playback. When I play the tracks in Audacity, they are fine with consistent volume. This is probably very simple, as I am an idiot! Please help! :oops: