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We can put a Man on the Moon and we can't match two voice tracks. You're not actually matching two tracks. They're way too different now. You're matching the meaning of two tracks. Just the fact that nobody jumped in to correct me means you need to make fresh coffee and start listening to the show. ...

got it. yeah, they are mp3 files. And i think that "track two" got some noise removal - which makes the situation even worse, lol. I got it from a friend. He gave a speech in a university last month. In a situation like that, is there a quick way of finding where "track 2" belong...

similar to the sound wave That's what kills you. It's a simple arithmetic function to pick out two exact, wave for wave matches, but the real world never works like that. Any difference at all and it becomes a task to match meanings and inflections and other clues. Much more difficult. Both pieces ...

Whats up, fellas. I have a very,very long speech in one track (track one), and a piece of this same speech in other track (track two). I need to find, "in track one", where "track two" belongs... in which part of the speech "track two" was said, you know. Since i dont w...

... to record with my pedal audacity wont record it. when ever I hit the record button the measure just stays there and doesn't move. I would LOVE any help I could get because I really want to start recording! thanks!

The Munchkin wrote:The final word always seems to be louder that the rest of the announcement after I have used the compressor.

I don't use Chris's Compressor, but would adjusting the "Release speed" help?


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... ten minutes ago until now. It's why people make or hire studios for critical work or use special close-talking or directional microphones which help with room noise. Koz Hey koz, thanks for your reply. I try to record in the evening when noise is minimal and also I got a Samson G Track mic which ...

... ten minutes ago until now. It's why people make or hire studios for critical work or use special close-talking or directional microphones which help with room noise. All so, people doing this usually require run-in -- play the old work -- so they get the new and old voices to match in pitch ...

... can import the MP3s into Audacity (File > Import Audio). You can then edit them and break them into tracks. These tutorials in the manual should help: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Tutorial_-_Editing_an_Existing_File http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Splitting_a_recording_into_separate_tracks ...

... could tell me if this is possible on the software and especially how to please? PS: I know nothing at all to this kind of practice, can you help me by not using overly technical terms please? Bonjour, J'ai besoin rapidement de l'instrumental d'une chanson, mais je ne sais pas comment faire ...