Hi, I have Audacity 3.3 as AppImage in Ubuntu 22.04. Installed MuseHub so that I can use the real-time Noise Reduction inside Audacity. But it has nothing but some sound files
Would be nice to know how to use real-time noise reduction inside Audacity. Thanks.
Correct.
Even one-pass Noise Reduction that you can automate would be nice. I think the closest we ever got was making Audacity not forget its Profile unless you explicitly changed it, or you closed Audacity. That way, you could get the Profile once and assuming nothing changed, apply Reduction (step 2) again and again.
There was also, from fuzzy memory, a way using a whole pile of programming to decide where the quietest part of a performance was and use that for the profile. That’s how ACX-Check measures Noise.
Koz
Thanks. Sadly, I didn’t understand what you said. I thought MuseHub SFX will be enough to handle. Unfortunately, even the plugin is not getting listed inside Audacity. Shall I remove Musehub. Not sure I am using the right way.
As far as I’m aware, MuseHub has nothing useful for Linux users.
And while you’re here, correct me, the Audacity Noise Reduction Profile “hangs around” and can be used multiple times? There was another note about Audacity Noise Reduction being able to make up a profile if it thought it really needed to??
I haven’t hijacked a thread in a long time.
Koz
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