Audacity Forum

... it records from directly behind itself. It's not only facing a hard wall, but a corner as well. If I hang a blanket in that corner it would help with echo? That's quite useful to know. (EDIT oh wait, you mean behind ME. Um, that's a hard wall, but it's slanted towards me so if sound waves ...

You can nest filters one inside another:

Ok, so thanks to everybody's help and examples, I almost have it doing everything I'd like. The last thing I'm stuck on is making a band pass filter. I think I was able to use eq-band(thank you Robert J. H.) as a rough band stop filter, ...

actually, zoom in worked to give me the first minute by second.
but i still could not update the noise reduction
appreciate your ideas on the other stuff, but in still need help in updating the noise reduction settings.

... you do, the more you become aware of ambient noise. it now is like 10x louder than the voices. If that's really true, noise reduction won't help and the cure will probably be worse than the disease. Noise reduction works best when you have a constant-quiet background noise... It works best ...

win 7, audacity 2.1.0. i think .exe being new to audacity, i am not well versed in the basics. the help manual talks about "select the entire region... want to reduce the noise". i am not doing so well there. at first i selected the entire range, and now, everytime ...

... conflicts were there and had no luck , i thought maybe windows had something that was conflicting with audacity and couldn't find anything that helped ....i am not giving up , i used audacity with XP and it worked fine but unforeseen crashes made me upgrade to 7 PRO Have you ensured you have ...

You use Pamela if you really need it to work perfectly, generate a split stereo sound file (you on one side and the guest on the other) in WAV (Microsoft) format suitable for editing and post production. If you don't have the bank for a license or your application isn't critical, there are other pro...

It seems like most people use Pamela for recording Skype. I haven't used it myself so I don't know much about it. There is a free version with a 5 minute limit and paid versions. I assume you can edit the Pamela recordings with Audacity.

is there a way to make it so that it doesn't stretch to the current duration? Normally you would wrap this sort of thing up as a "generate" type plug-in (because it is generating audio). For "generate" type plug-ins, one second in "Nyquist time" is one second in real (...