Audacity Forum

My first guess at the cause and cure: Stop using MP3 format. Use WAV format.

If you could let us hear a short sample of your recording, we may be able to suggest ways to make it more polished.
See here for how to post audio to the forum: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 49&t=64936

... 40 times, and each time i save it the vocals getting more poor) Am i only alone who noticed that? Is there any option to fix that problem? Please help!

... not slient, and randomly spikes. When it does spike i can hear what i am trying to record, so it is picking some of the recording up. Any ideas??? Help much appreciated Thanks

... that was enough for it, that the quality is great now.I learned everything myself, and spent many time for it everyday.And first time i am asking help now. The radio manager replayed to me, that he likes the songs, but they need to be mastered first. I need a studio quality of my music , please ...

... learner, (age?) and some tech things come very hard to me. I learn em okay but it takes me awhile. And Audacity doesn't look simple. :oops: Any help or advice appreciated. Thanks.

... "how to sound like" or "how to make deep voice" and the like, i just need some basic tips on EQ and any other effects that may help me. Thank you for the assistance, if you need anything else then please let me know.

... saved file and not "import" the file. Now all I need to do is figure how to take the "noies" out of the track. Thanks for your help

... are using some version of Linux? If so, which distribution? If not, which operating system are you using? Regarding the question, these tools may help: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/analyze_menu.html#spectrum http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/track_drop_down_menu.html#spgram

audacityaz wrote:When I change the Default Format rate to 96khz, the noise registers at -54db. It goes up again to -39db if 192khz is selected as a Default Format rate

Where are you setting that? In Audacity or in the Windows Sounds Control Panel settings?