Audacity Forum

... hard to pre-bake rescues. ACX itself has videos about how to do this. Step one: build a studio. Kitchen table need not apply. http://www.acx.com/help/setup/202008260 [/cold-water] Koz

Hey again, I just wanted to follow up and thank you for your help... I decided to give it another go and have revamped my keyboard scripts to work with everything I used to do in Audacity 2.0.1. The workaround was in calculating where each button press ...

I have downloaded the latest version of Audacity. Did you obtain it from http://www.audacityteam.org/download/windows ? Even if you did, I suggest you reinstall it and enable the "Reset Preferences" checkbox that appears half way through installation. When you launch Audacity, confirm tha...

NB: that equalization curve, CJ#2 ,is specific for the set-up you were using . another curve will be required if you use a different microphone. Ah, okay, good to know. I won't be changing the mic until I actually start making some money (chicken/egg scenario) but what you've done has really helped...

After applying that precise equalization curve, CJ#2 , [ which removes the deep valleys from the frequency-response above 3kHz ] You can make broad-changes to equalization to your taste using Audacity's " Bass and Treble " control. NB: that equalization curve, CJ#2 ,is specific for the set...

Trebor wrote:It's possible to import equalization settings (curves) into Audacity's equalizer ...

Ok, I think I just fell in love. Thank you soooooo much for that Trebor!

... I have looked again and again but not found a reliable answer. This answer was close! http://www.sevenforums.com/music-pictures-video/222672-need-help-file-arrangement-burned-mp3-cds.html Note that I have Audacity 2.1.2 installed on both Mac OS X 10.11.6 and Windows 8.1. I'm currently doing this ...

- I haven't been equalising (because the screen confuses the hell out of me) ... It's possible to import equalization settings (curves) into Audacity's equalizer ... The CJ#2 equalizition-curve imported into Audacity.png CJ#2.xml Animation showing what CJ#2 does to frequency-content of '''Home Ec -...

Thanks you all for your help

... I admit to being suspicious at your settings. 92.5Hz and 16000 Hz are not values that a New User would magically divine on their own. You had help, right? You are too kind :-) I have just read at least a gazillion forum posts and googled the hell out of this. I hate wasting time and ineffective ...