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I am not completely understanding what the effect of the threshold setting is here. It seems more complex than stated in the Manual: I've not given it much thought before - I tend to set it by eye rather than a precise measurement, but it looks like it is triggered by the rms level rather than the ...

That can be done now by using an intermediary track. Generate a tone in a new track, and place it above the beat track. Apply Autoduck to the tone track. Then place your synth track above the tone track - adjust the "threshold" level in Autoduck so that it picks up the changes in the tone...

... or was undone by a program. I had to re turn off my sound effects on my realtech and my voice fixed. Sorry to waste your time and thanks for your help. Thanks. I'll lock this topic now as I don't think it is an Audacity problem. If anyone needs to post about a related problem, please start a new ...

Thank you, that works. Have a great day.

Nevermind, after rechecking my sounds settings I realize that something I had did was not applied or was undone by a program. I had to re turn off my sound effects on my realtech and my voice fixed. Sorry to waste your time and thanks for your help.

You need to fix the MP3 export. It should not be speed changed. Don't use the Track Drop-Down Menu to change the rate as this changes speed. Use 44100 Hz project rate bottom left.

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Gale

That can be done now by using an intermediary track. Generate a tone in a new track, and place it above the beat track. Apply Autoduck to the tone track. Then place your synth track above the tone track - adjust the "threshold" level in Autoduck so that it picks up the changes in the tone ...

who will help unravel the mysteries of ACX rejection.

Actually, our goal is to reverse the process. This is what you do to prevent ACX Rejection.
Koz

You guys are AWESOME! I'm happy to upload some audio to help you determine what needs to be done to my files. I've created a Dropbox folder with two files - one is the original WAV file that does not have all the "fixes" I attempted to apply ...

The Help menus suggest that a label can be entered while a recording is in process by using CTRL-M (Windows) or Command-M (Mac). On my Mac, Command-M has the effect of minimizing, but does not add a label. How can I add a label while in record mode?