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There is a free plugin called DTBLKFX , which works in Audacity (on Windows). DTBLKFX will shift the pitch in the left channel to match the pitch of the note in the right channel. So play the tune with a simple sine-wave, sing along, then pitch-shift singing to match tune with DTBLKFX ... 'Ahh', the...

Thanks for your help. That worked perfectly.

Mmh, I've tried GSnap, but I see no way to reproduce the effect I want(even close)

steve wrote:and the third possibility - check the credits at the end of the movie for the music credits. The music may be available separately.

I already checked, and it's not. However, I'm doing the best I can with what I have. Thanks for the help, guys!

... shut down Skype. If that's not it, please tell us more about your set-up. Which version of Windows? Which exact version of Audacity (look in "Help > About Audacity") What are you recording? What hardware are you using? (model numbers are good) Has it ever worked? Anything else that you ...

It sounds to me like a "phase vocoder" effect. You probably can't get that exact same effect with Audacity because it is usually accomplished by pitch shifting under MIDI control, and Audacity does not support MIDI control. You may be able to achieve something similar using GSnap (an optio...

... and I try to make them the closest to the original (and so with effects)and with one of them, I had difficulty on reproducing it so I ask for your help. I want to make the effect present in this video between 0:48 and 1:00 https://youtu.be/Q_QEPrkwZ-Q?t=48s I have tried with high pass filter but ...

... of destructive sound damage that somehow manage to escape listening by forum elves across nine timezones, and it turned out a little local help in one case revels a poster that has trouble with hearing. So while a certain number of assumptions are valid, we're always sensitive to places ...

jmbtexas4 wrote:the latest version of Audacity for the official site

People often say that and then it turns out not to be the case. Please quote the exact 3 part version number from "Help menu > About Audacity".

... be a solution for me (using a 15 year old XP probably just cannot be fixed), but in case someone else has similar problems and maybe this might help (or maybe not). Yesterday I found out that when I play anything else (a bit like, - as someone earlier mentioned earlier - "recording YouTube") ...