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I'm having problems getting rid of the background noise in wav files I've been trying a number of different settings on the noise removal effect When I slide noise reduction down I get left with a lot of snow, but if start getting high, the snow goes away, but then I get something that sounds like w...

hello,

maybe you can help me with my questions regarding audacity.


1. how can i quickly listen to the end/start transition of a wav?

2. i need to precisely cut before a fade in (with tape noise), whats the best way to find the beginning and (permanently) mark the position?

Thank you Steve, and sorry, I may not have my eyes wide opened this morning. This is the capture I made. Hope it'll help you...

... me there is data, but I cant hear it. I have checked volume levels on my laptop and reinstalled audacity, but cant seem to find the problem, some help on the matter would be very apprecited, Thanks Jason

... Breaking the project up (exporting half of it for later editing , or File > New then cut half of the audio and paste into the other project) will help. Also, try Tracks > Mix and Render - it will probably have a similar speed gain to working on a newly imported file. By the way (as I said recently ...

... they have no bass and the instrumental for the song i did has bass this is the instrumental> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEwgH_XgNak can anyone help

... centre line) you can achieve a much smoother transition like this: firsttrack001.png For mono tracks, pressing the "Z" key will often help to adjust the selection to zero crossing points (see here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/edit_menu.html#zero) With stereo tracks it may ...

... click removal (ie clicks not created after the actual recording) but i cant understand it. i think i have all the plug-ins, but if someone could help me understand it, i would be immensely grateful. --zati

Try googling "e-mu 0404 mountain lion". I found a bunch of posts indicating problems with this combo, including GarageBand and Logic not working with the e-mu 0404 on mountain lion. Maybe something in one of those will help you.

-- Bill

... people recording brass instruments is using a low frequency high pass filter. This method will tend to shift the phase of low frequencies that may help to "even out" positive and negative going waveforms for an asymmetric input signal. Another method, while not strictly being "DC ...