Assistance needed from one well versed with Audacity
Posted: Sat Sep 20, 2008 4:03 am
I desperately need some help here as I've been working on this for nearly two weeks and am no longer gaining any ground. To be blunt, my Wife is having an Affair. While I really do not care to expose my personal life in a Public Forum, I am at a total dead end here and need help.
Using Audacity 1.3.5 I have been able to extract virtually all of the whispered audio within a recording save for one or two words. It is the name of a place - hotel, restaurant, whatever the case may be. However, the name I am hearing is not being found in any Web search so I am clearly not hearing what I am believe I am hearing. Lest I taint your opinion I do not want to divulge the name that I believe is being said.
If someone experienced with Audacity could please listen to this segment of 00:00:07 in length and render an opinion as to what is being said, it would be appreciated beyond words. I am a Novice with this program and I am certain that someone who is intimately familiar with Audacity could do in two minutes what it is going to take me another month to work out. At least....
In any event, having suspected that she was having an Affair I setup a camcorder on the kitchen counter (lens inward towards wall so as to be inconspicuous) when our mutual friend was coming over to visit. Shortly thereafter I hit Record and excused myself to go downstairs. I returned 00:11:00 later.
The tape is laden with 'our' friend whispering, the bulk of which I was able to extract.
Of that which I am having a problem with is as follows:
Him: "Why not tomorrow night...."
Her: "Yep, you didn't hear any steps, did you? Nope!" (She's essentially saying "Keep it down. He may not in fact have gone downstairs").
Him: "Down at the _______".
So, from beginning to end we have him saying "Why not tomorrow night down at the _______?". Again, it is that last word (perhaps two) that I am unable to make out. And I've tried, believe me...I've tried until I am blue in the face.
If someone wants to help, I can provide the unmodified Project file (.aup), as well as same exported in both .MP3 and .WAV formats.
Note to the Administrators of this Forum: if you feel this is an inappropriate post, please delete same immediately!
Thank you.
Matt
Using Audacity 1.3.5 I have been able to extract virtually all of the whispered audio within a recording save for one or two words. It is the name of a place - hotel, restaurant, whatever the case may be. However, the name I am hearing is not being found in any Web search so I am clearly not hearing what I am believe I am hearing. Lest I taint your opinion I do not want to divulge the name that I believe is being said.
If someone experienced with Audacity could please listen to this segment of 00:00:07 in length and render an opinion as to what is being said, it would be appreciated beyond words. I am a Novice with this program and I am certain that someone who is intimately familiar with Audacity could do in two minutes what it is going to take me another month to work out. At least....
In any event, having suspected that she was having an Affair I setup a camcorder on the kitchen counter (lens inward towards wall so as to be inconspicuous) when our mutual friend was coming over to visit. Shortly thereafter I hit Record and excused myself to go downstairs. I returned 00:11:00 later.
The tape is laden with 'our' friend whispering, the bulk of which I was able to extract.
Of that which I am having a problem with is as follows:
Him: "Why not tomorrow night...."
Her: "Yep, you didn't hear any steps, did you? Nope!" (She's essentially saying "Keep it down. He may not in fact have gone downstairs").
Him: "Down at the _______".
So, from beginning to end we have him saying "Why not tomorrow night down at the _______?". Again, it is that last word (perhaps two) that I am unable to make out. And I've tried, believe me...I've tried until I am blue in the face.
If someone wants to help, I can provide the unmodified Project file (.aup), as well as same exported in both .MP3 and .WAV formats.
Note to the Administrators of this Forum: if you feel this is an inappropriate post, please delete same immediately!
Thank you.
Matt