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Excellent! This should help me do exactly what I'd like. Thanks so much Koz and Steve! Keep up the good work! You can also use "eq-band". All three arguments frequency, gain boost/cut, and bandwidth (in octaves) can be replaced ...

... lv2 part of the Project. So at this point I'm about ready to call a halt for the day myself - it is Sunday here... So if my discoveries are of any help - well that's good.

Thanks for the quick response :). I've made a reupload,with the drums a little quieter. https://www.dropbox.com/s/zflzz6oicmwa3jo/In%20a%20DoorEXPORT.wav?dl=0 And I know, I recorded it in my sleeping room, with plenty of bare walls. I'm planning to build a rehearsal box this summer, so next time, it...

... straightforward way to improve the quality of the work is eliminate the fan noise and reduce the noise reduction. Reducing noise reduction will help reduce the words "tinkly, honky, brittle, and mechanical." Excess Noise Reduction can do all those things. A noisy studio restricts the ...

Hello, I make Youtube gaming let's plays, and this is not the first time I have asked for help on the Audacity boards, about specific things, but this is my first time on the podcasting subforum, as gaming LPs are essentially podcasts and have from an audio perspective ...

For one thing, tone generation always starts with zero The built-in "Generate > Tone" effect always starts the tone at "zero phase", but with Nyquist you don't have that limitation. For the basic "OSC" oscillator, the full syntax is: (osc pitch [duration table phase]) ...

Excellent! This should help me do exactly what I'd like. Thanks so much Koz and Steve! Keep up the good work!

There is some explanation of high / low pass filters in the manual: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/high_pass_filter.html http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/low_pass_filter.html These two effects are written using Nyquist. If you look in the Audacity plug-ins folder you will find "highpa...

I've actually already developed an interface in Autoit Script to easily construct these weird drawn out droning noises with the process I described. It was originally connected to Jsynth for the tone generation but it looks like I can hook it up to Audacity instead for easier and faster results with...

I'm trying to do an additive synthesis thing by stacking various harmonics, and inharmonics, on a base tone, while controlling those harmonics with various pitch and amp envelopes, to produce interesting, evolving timbres. Oh, cool. Like a Moog Synthesizer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moog_synthe...