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Gale Andrews wrote: I think someone (tried to) modify Clipfix to do this, some years ago.

That was me It was one of my first attempts to modify a Nyquist plug-in.
See: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 433#p31433

So are you requesting an Audacity feature to correct reverse polarity? I think someone (tried to) modify Clipfix to do this, some years ago. Gale I doubt the furnace caused the clicks. You have severe overshoot clipping where the samples reverse polarity. Instead of flat topping at the positive (top...

danish272 wrote:Thank you so much steve for the help. Do you know of any way I can add "IMA WAV ADPCM" library to Audocity, or Adobe CC.

Audacity already imports IMA ADPCM files with WAV extension.

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Trebor wrote:Audacity's noise reduction can be used as an expander, see ... viewtopic.php?p=313265#p313265

Unfortunately that does not work so well with the current version of Noise Reduction as the old version, so it's not likely to help very much.

Thank you so much steve for the help. Do you know of any way I can add "IMA WAV ADPCM" library to Audocity, or Adobe CC.

I've tried reading the help with Audacity, but it doesn't really "help" much. here is my situation: Windows 10; Audacity 2.x.x. Creative labs EXTERNAL OMNI sound card hooked up to EXTERNAL mic via 3.5 mm jack. I play sax and ...

I doubt the furnace caused the clicks. You have severe overshoot clipping where the samples reverse polarity. Instead of flat topping at the positive (top) part of the waveform, they shoot down to the bottom (negative) part: overshoot.png That abrupt change of direction causes a severe click. You c...

... do that using isolate center , (inevitably the result is mono). If it's a mono mic, (both tracks absolutely identical) then that technique won't help. Then your only hope is an expander to shorten any reverberation below a threshold. Audacity's noise reduction can be used as an expander, see ...

... On playback, all tracks sound fine. I uninstalled 2.1 and downloaded the latest 2.1.3 version and the issue hasn't changed. I am hopeful with the help of this forum I can figure out the cause of this, and whether it is related to Audacity, my mixer or my computer.

... the audio (in my JVC video camera for video) on both channels. Now I have an echo of the subjects voice that I do not know how to clean up. Any help will be appreciated. Next time I'll use my Audio Technica lav mic.