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Over the weekend I did my first interview using SkypeOut and MX Skype Recorder. Worked like a charm. (I'm a real noob and at this point in my podcasting, I'm going for quick-and-dirty. Later I'll enhance my skills.) The only problem is that I notice that there's a little bit of noise on the track of...

I downloaded a program called MX Skype Recorder and it did an excellent job of recording both sides of the conversation. Now I just have to figure out how to apply noise removal to only one "side" of the conversation I think I figured it out. I had to split the stereo track into two separate tracks...

I downloaded a program called MX Skype Recorder and it did an excellent job of recording both sides of the conversation. Now I just have to figure out how to apply noise removal to only one "side" of the conversation (my side had mic noise) and I'll be all set!

Morven

I'm an ignorantus newbitus myself (love the term) and I'm curious: What WERE you doing wrong?

Morven

Okay, I know this is the type of question that will drive the experts crazy, because it shows that I have absolutely no grasp of the theory and concepts behind audio recording. It's sort of like someone using a word processor for the first time and asking if he/she should play with the kerning on ch...

Yes, you're right -- I did mean un available. After I posted my message, I continued looking for information and found this thread, which seems to be similar to what you're saying: http://www.audacityteam.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=3517&p=13692&hilit=+amplify#p13692 I also didn't realize what db...

I'm a real newbie, so this might not be the best suggestion, but how about using Skype? You'd want a program that records Skype conversations, but if you go to http://www.downloads.com, you'll see quite a few of them listed. Hot Recorder and MX Skype Recorder are two. I just recorded a Skype convers...

I'm a complete newbie here, so I apologize if this is obvious. I just recorded a Skype conversation using MX Skype Recorder and it went well. Thanks to the excellent suggestion in this thread about splitting a stereo track in two, I now have the right channel (me) and the left channel (the person I ...