Hello! I would like to know if creating such effect is possible by Audacity.
This short clip of audio may help clarify what I mean (before & after; warning it's a bit loud):https://youtu.be/dFRmI4IQSBI
I have searched for many tutorials about making radio-like effect but have not found what I wanted.
What kind of effect is applied to create such kind of sound?
Thanks!
How to make this kind of loud "radio" effect?
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Kato810810
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Re: How to make this kind of loud "radio" effect?
Try applying the "Leveler" effect with "Degree of Leveling" set to "Heaviest". Then repeat the effect a couple of times (Ctrl + R)
http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/leveler.html
http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/leveler.html
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Re: How to make this kind of loud "radio" effect?
That sounds like the instrument, (synthesized electric-guitar), is tracking (following), the frequency of the voice.Kato810810 wrote:This short clip of audio may help clarify what I mean (before & after; warning it's a bit loud):https://youtu.be/dFRmI4IQSBI
What kind of effect is applied to create such kind of sound?
There is a free (but crippled) VST plugin called AlienSolo which is designed to track voice ...
http://www.cloneensemble.com/audio/aliendemo.mp3
but the AlienSolo instrument options don't include electric-guitar.