Audacity Forum

Wyatt wrote: I'm recording through my PA board. (Tape out jacks with no level adjustment on board)

What sort of PA board are you using? (make and model number)

I was able to get it fixed. I started by using the fix clip in audacity. After the fix clip was done rendering I went back and used the compression effect on the clip and viola...the clip sounds servicable now. Thanks for your help.

Hopefully someone can help me. I do a lot of vocal recording(speeches, plays, etc.). With different speakers it is impossible to get a really good recording since their voices fluctuate. I have a mixing console and am using MobilePre ...

Perfect! Thanks a lot, Koz. It'll get a lot of use.

True, but your question is specific to iPod. There may be someone here who can help, but you will probably have a better chance of getting an answer on the Apple forums.

POL

... round. This is known as clipping, and the damage is usually permanent. Having said that, there is a tool in Audacity; Effect > ClipFix, which may help if the clipping is not too severe. It tries to reconstruct the parts of the wave which have been removed, but there are no guarantees. POL

You have to build it. Run Effect > Equalization. The blue line in the middle is a rubber band and you can push it around with your mouse. Make it look like this...
In Audacity 1.3, you can save it for use later.

Koz

Koz, your suggestion was very helpful. However, I cannot find a "Telephone" settting in the Effects/Equalizer tool, can you advise? Many thanks.

... If we can somehow export like this it would really save some time editing file names. So far I only managed: day1-1 day1-2 day1-2 Appreciate any help on labeling. Thanks

... that I have is that I wish to split the recorded file into individual songs for iTunes and I can't find out how to do it. I would welcome any help and advice that I can get. Many thanks dandelion You can find accurate label points by zooming in to the timeline and back out. Drag-Select a portion ...