Hi,
for my personal use, I’ve created a simple dual-fade plugin:
http://www.christeck.de/wp/2012/08/21/dual-fade-nyquist-plugin-for-audacity/
Hope it is useful for others, too.
Hi,
for my personal use, I’ve created a simple dual-fade plugin:
http://www.christeck.de/wp/2012/08/21/dual-fade-nyquist-plugin-for-audacity/
Hope it is useful for others, too.
Thanks for your contribution.
You may also be interested in the two plug-ins on this page: https://forum.audacityteam.org/t/manual-duck-fade-down-and-back-up-again/24037/1
They perform a similar function but with some user settings.
Thanks for the pointer. Looks promising. Obviously I didn’t search hard enough before writing my own plug-in .
There’s nothing wrong with reinvention Nyquist is there to be used, so we like to encourage experimentation. I hope you enjoyed making your own version.
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Hi Christeck
As I could see on your web page from above, applying the fade is only one of the following tasks:
1.Remove audio in front of the first piece.
2.Remove audio past the final applause of the audience.
3.Fade out the applause.
4.Normalize both channels independently due to mike differences.
5.Add silence between the pieces.
6.Fade in the hum caused by the audience in front of each piece.
7.Fade out the hum at the end of each piece.
8.Create text markers for each piece containing the name of the compser, the name of the piece and the like.
9.Let Audacity do the job by splitting and exporting the audio material based on the text markers.
Maybe my new plug-in “Chain-it-up.ny” could reduce the required Steps even more.
Its purpose is to prepare a couple of tracks to be merged together in the end, but it could also be used for the “quasi opposite”.
The course of action would be:
If you prefer the method with label markers, you can choose “Trim & chain up” in the last step and enter a appropriate time for the gap between the pieces. After the mix down (ctrl-m) you can set the label markers and export your files. If the tracks require different fading times you can proceed one after another, with my tool or any other fade-effect. I hope that was helpful.