Audacity Forum

You can get the per-sample maximum of the two channels like this: (setf s (s-max (s-abs (aref s 0)) (s-abs(aref s 1)))) Does this help? Not quite what I need, I either need the sum of the individual channel absolute values or twice the maximum channel's absolute value. Given: T is the ...

... not recognize the type If it is uncompressed try importing it using Raw Import Neither could I recover by using Raw Import. I'm clueless now. Any help is therefore appreaciated Thanks in advance

Melideas wrote:No, if i just record silent, no, no annoying peaks.

And if you record your voice, but with the game not running? Still no annoying peaks?

steve wrote:Does it happen if the game is not running and you have only Audacity running?
I'm guessing "no".

No, if i just record silent, no, no annoying peaks.

Does it happen if the game is not running and you have only Audacity running?
I'm guessing "no".

... VOX ADPCM (if it really is that) is by definition raw audio, so FFmpeg won't help: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dialogic_ADPCM . Are you choosing Little Endian in import raw? If the file was made on a Mac it could be Big Endian. ...

I do a silent record, but there was nothing. But on my lets plays are every time those peaks Can you explain more about what you are doing when you record with Yeti? Are you recording game audio and using Yeti at the same time to record a commentary? And if so (or whatever you are doing), how exact...

I do a silent record, but there was nothing. But on my lets plays are every time those peaks Can you explain more about what you are doing when you record with Yeti? Are you recording game audio and using Yeti at the same time to record a commentary? And if so (or whatever you are doing), how exact...

I do a silent record, but there was nothing. But on my lets plays are every time those peaks...nut SOOO many, but annoying enough and sometimes they are VERY high and loud after i used compressor and equalizer. They look more or less like another, i mean..there are not much differences. Sometimes th...

... the lines of "listing the mic as stereo/mono" and it will function properly with that. I just have so many questions. Thanks for any help.