Audacity Forum

Alright: I reduced the snares using Hit'n'Mix. Is this what you wanted?

... you mean by "automatically". For example, if you are looking for real-time signal processing, then Audacity is not likely to be much help because it's not designed for real-time processing. Are you wanting to write an effect in C++, or some other programming language, or are you hoping ...

Hi Guys, I'd love some help with this problem, it's happened a few times now. I use Audacity to edit a podcast, most of the time it works great, but a few times when I finish the edit and export (as WAV), sections of the audio are all ...

Hi all, This is my first post here, I really hope that you can help! I have ducked and googled, but could not find a solution to the problem I'm experiencing. I am not a super technical linux user, has to be said as well. I strongly suspect that since I ...

Can't do much about the song being played at near double speed

A bit of reduction of the loudest hits: LoudSnareHitsClip-reduced.mp3 You may get better results if you tweak these settings - this is just a quick demonstration of the general idea: 1) Duplicate the track (Ctrl + D) 2) Select the duplicate track and apply Equalization like this: window-Equalization...

buz603 wrote:I apologize for my phone's auto-incotrect spell check.
I see that same track got replaced with racetrack and 4 mics got replaced with 4 kids. Lol

I've corrected those for you.

I apologize for my phone's auto-incotrect spell check.
I see that same track got replaced with racetrack and 4 mics got replaced with 4 kids. Lol

Thanks Koz I kind of figured there wasn't much to do given the drums are in the same track as everything else. I do have 4 mics for recording now and try to get good trmmseparation. This is an older recording that I hoped to clean up a bit. P.s. sorry about the double post. I didn't see the message ...

... process a group of 139 short audio wav files. Specifically, I want to apply some basic EQ processing to all 139 files. I have read the Audacity help file and some online help tutorials as well. Either I'm missing a step, (or a basic step in the process is missing from the explanation), or my ...