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... a somewhat simplified version of this as a replacement for Vocal Remover, while putting a full "Toolkit" version on Wiki? The Nyquist Help screens are never going to be sufficient in my opinion. Even a simplified Vocal Remover/Isolator version needs detailed help and examples in the ...

I think we can contact the maker of DR14 T.meter and ask him.

I'll try to find him and invite here to help.

Try using a "Time Track" to bend the pitch rather than a pitch shifting effect. You will need to experiment to get the original howl the right duration because using a Time Track will change both the pitch and speed. You may need to use a combination of the Time Track and pitch/tempo shift...

... from the end. How in the heck is this done? I used Audacity to do this a long time ago, but now I can't seem to figure it out. Thanks for the help. Fletcher V

Thanks so much Doug and Koz! I'm definitely not an expert so I really appreciate your help. I'll save your advice and do my best to do it justice!

The obvious solution might be to split the parts and crossfade but the nature of this sound just leads to a weird sort of harmonic through the cross-fade which makes the edit obvious and which I also can't fix. A short crossfade (a few or several milliseconds) usually takes care of this kind of thi...

Eddy suggested that Audacity might be able to help with that, putting some kind of instrument in it or sumin like that. Audacity doesn't create instruments. Normally you would find an instrumental WAV file, and sing an appropriate song to the beat ...

I don't think it's easy to do if you are trying to apply the second time scale from higher pitch to original anywhere over the area from 2.5 s to 2.6 s. Really Sliding Time Scale wants an envelope or graph. Although not what you want, I got a believable result by selecting 2.7 s to 3.25 s, Edit > Fi...

... I'm using Audacity 2.0.0 for Windows, and for the life of me I can't seem to figure out how to make sure my files meet the above requirements. Help, someone? Please reply with explicit instructions as I am rather clueless. Thanks in advance!