Audacity Forum

The first and most obvious problem is that the recording level is far too high. Check the recording input settings in the Windows Sound Control Panel and see if you can reduce the recording level so that the waveform in Audacity is about half the height of the audio track. (you may be able to adjust...

And we'd love to help you, but that's one of the reliable, time-tested ways to kill a show. You can't split off individual instruments from a mixed orchestra and you can't split off individual voices from a performance.

Koz

Hi, Sincere apologies for duplicate entries on this issue. I did try to search for a 'delete' icon but couldn't find it. Re - Damaged audio : I converted the audio sample into .wav format and what you hear is what I could hear on the Audacity-Project. I used the inbuilt microphone functionality of t...

Hello Ragnar, Thank you very big for the new code :D and I would like to tell you that it works wonderfully :D Every thing happens as it is supposed to and you just made things a lot easier for me :D Here is the code after I added a couple of things to the metaflac section(TRACKNUMBER and SAMPLERATE...

... the same series with another software programme,including the one that I have tried (and failed) with Audacity Still not enough information to help you, sorry. If you want to pursue it, we need to know exactly how you are connecting the tape deck to the computer, and an example audio file to ...

... look for in a professional video. One step on my end I can do is work on making sure my surrounds are perfectly quiet and hopefully that will help if ambient noise is generating fuzziness. Within Audacity can anyone recommend tips or tricks which can be used to sharpen the sound and improve ...

... data-time configuration everytime I start it... I never set it, so most of the files are from 1970 or so... I'm freaking out... please I need some help I had 10 songs almost ready and 8 of them are ruined... I hope at least I could go back to a previous version of the projects, could I do that ...

Please don't double post - there's a limited number of people that help out here.

Unfortunately we can't help with that audio sample - it is damaged beyond repair.

What equipment are you recording with?

... the very first line, so it reads "#!/bin/bash -x". That will cause bash to print a lot of extra output about what it's doing that might help in debugging. -- Ragnar

... listen to the attached sample.wave...I need to get rid of.. (1) The consistent background hum (2) The lady's voice creating some 'pops'/red lines Help massively appreciated. I am keen to learn the basics of audio-editing ! Regards B Sample.wav