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I'm scratching my head over why I didn't find a reference to batch file processing in the help because it is there front and center. My excuse is old-timer's disease :shock: I've been able to get amplify to work, however, the amplified file has clipping even though I ...

The instructions seem to suggest you can do that.

http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/ex ... tiple.html

Did you try Control-Clicking just above MUTE so all the tracks are selected and then File > Export Multiple?

Koz

... noise penetrating the booth that I thought I'd try it. Even in the Rocky Mountains we have too much noise without a booth :( Thanks for your help. I might ask more related questions after reading the references.

... the expence of the actual audio. I also trialled ClickRepair, and got similar results to ReaFir, ClickRepair has since run out of trial days. Any help would be appreciated. Sorry for the over detailed info. I have finished four tracks successfully on the same album, but not these two. Here is ...

... I think Audacity can do this, but I haven't figured out how to create a script for the job. If you can direct me to the appropriate section in the help or on this forum, that should be sufficient to get me rolling. Thanks, Griz326

... to be working. I'm using the latest version of Audacity 2.1.0 on a Windows 7 computer. I hope I've supplied enough information for someone to help me with a solution. If not please let me know. Thanks! ~Paul

... was not in a track you could not see when you exported the file? Or was the audio a recording you did not check before you exported it? It may help to attach a sample in WAV of the intended audio and the noise. Please see here for how to attach files: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=49&t=64936 ...

... range as the human voice. If a noise has a certain frequency pitch (like power-line hum,etc) it can usually be filtered-out. IN fact, it may help to use a high-pass filter at about 200Hz or so to filter-out any low-frequency noise. The Noise Reduction filter can also work when you have a ...

... that has worked best so far has been using notch filtering when I can identify limited frequency noises and then using noise reduction. This does help, but the results are still quite poor. My knowledge of sound editing is almost none. Anyway, after a bit of googling I've come to the conclusion ...

... thing by clicking just above MUTE. Effect > Equalization > Select Curve: LF rolloff for speech, Length slider all the way up (8191) > OK. Can you help me with this part? Thank you! Janet — Open the show, chapter, clip, whatever. Select the whole thing by clicking just above MUTE. Effect > Equalization ...