Audacity Forum

... play slow and sound horrible. If anyone can tell me what I am doing wrong and how to fix it I would REALLY appreciate it. my friends have tried to help but all they have done is give me headaches with trying to explain things. I am not very good with computers but can figure things out if given ...

I agree that the current method of placing control points is a bit awkward, but one thing that may help is to hold down the mouse button until the new point is in the correct place, then release the mouse button. While the mouse button is held down you can drag the new point ...

If you look-up "Recording" in your help file, you'll find a tutorial called ""Your First Recording". Once you get it configured to record the correct input, everything should work. (It can be tricky the 1st time.) Can you ...

If you fail to destroy your old shortcut icon in the Doc on the bottom of the screen (or on the side if that's where you put it), it will insist on opening up the old one. Audacity 1.2 and Audacity 1.3 are designed to co-exist perfectly on a machine. No further destruction is needed. I need to come ...

Try this: cleaned.wav The hardest part was getting a good "noise profile". There's a lot of background "sounds" (the door closing, something creaking, something else rattling,...) that are not "noise". Probably a good way to get a nice "noise" sample would be ...

Thanks for your explanations and all your help on this.

... ranges of voices are all pretty much the same, but you can remove other noises such as rumbling, or high pitched noises, and doing so may help you to concentrate on the voice. Voices are mostly in the range of about 300 Hz to 7000 Hz (7 kHz). You can use the "Equalization" effect ...

oh, and crisp crashing on the siblants advice? i guess what i'm looking for is a list of what i'll need to do post production 1) either noise removal or high pass filter, whatever seems to work best (just did noise removal on an audition i did today and it seemed to work well btw) 3) something to ke...

... see what you did for the noise removal below so maybe I'll experiment with both and see what sounds best. Thanks again for your patience AND your help. So much appreciated.

Thanks Trebor for your time. I was able to add my effects. Thanks!!