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Hi there Windows I don't quite understand this audio stuff I have done an audio book and attempted to put it through acx and keep getting it knocked back because of this The following files either have noise floors with high buzzing or other noise issues, or damage and artifacts due to noise reducti...

... capture device and sometimes one other thing all plugged in, and none of those have had problems [I could detect, anyway]. Thanks again for your help. :)

... is all distorted and crackly. While listen through the headphones live there is a slight cracking noise but the playback file is unusable. Please help. details. the file is mono, 16 bit 44100hz. thanks in advance

Thanks for that, looks promising for use though, after wading the Help file found you can click the bar at the bottom to change it for the project

... lines and forks with a DSP to solve these problems. Plug and play, even when the line isn't so good. But it is an expensive solution. Doesn't help if the line goes down, of course :D

Trouble is, it would seem I have to login to download it. No log-in required, but unfortunately the link was broken :( (must have happened when we moved servers recently). Should be fixed now. The easiest way to download the file (if your web browser allows it) is to right click on the "View&q...

Not sure if it's what you want, but there is a plug-in available for generating narrow band noise: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyquist_Generate_Plug-ins#Narrowband_Noise Installation instructions: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Download_Nyquist_Plugins#install Oops! Wait! I found it! Narro...

Not sure if it's what you want, but there is a plug-in available for generating narrow band noise: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyquist_Generate_Plug-ins#Narrowband_Noise Installation instructions: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Download_Nyquist_Plugins#install Hey, Steve! I'm going to try ...

If you are trying to find the frequency of tinnitus notes you hear, you'll need a signal-generator which you can adjust in real-time , unfortunately Audacity doesn't do that , but tone-generators are available online ... https://www.google.com/search?q=signal+tone+generator+tinnitus+online No, Treb...

Thank-you, DVDdoug.

I've have tried the high-pass and low-pass filters you mentioned with some success.

I'll come back here later with the resutls, but for now, thanks again.