Kazoo effect
Kazoo effect
A simple distortion effect similar to a kazoo.
May be used on voice or any other audio.
Installation instructions: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Downl ... g_Plug-ins
Current version kazoo.ny
May be used on voice or any other audio.
Installation instructions: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Downl ... g_Plug-ins
Current version kazoo.ny
Last edited by steve on Fri Apr 24, 2015 4:11 pm, edited 4 times in total.
Reason: Updated plug-in to work with stereo tracks
Reason: Updated plug-in to work with stereo tracks
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kozikowski
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Re: Kazoo effect
Did you copy this to the poster looking for this effect? I posted a "just OK" solution using existing tools.
They were right, this is a terrific way to strip away all the fluff and get straight to why announcers/presenters get paid and you don't.
Koz
They were right, this is a terrific way to strip away all the fluff and get straight to why announcers/presenters get paid and you don't.
Koz
Re: Kazoo effect
Yes. The effect was written in response to this post: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 38#p202538
I've posted a link to this topic in that topic.
What do you think to this kazoo effect?
I've posted a link to this topic in that topic.
What do you think to this kazoo effect?
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Re: Kazoo effect
Since I'm still at work (1600h), I'll need to get home for testing so people don't give me funny looks. I mean more than normal funny looks.
I found as I'm sure you did, that it's remarkably tough to trash a voice enough to achieve this goal. Preserve the swing and general intonation and eliminate everything else. Oh, and put an edge on it so it doesn't sound like sticky mud.
Koz
I found as I'm sure you did, that it's remarkably tough to trash a voice enough to achieve this goal. Preserve the swing and general intonation and eliminate everything else. Oh, and put an edge on it so it doesn't sound like sticky mud.
Koz
Re: Kazoo effect
The initial version only worked with mono tracks. The new version works with mono or stereo.
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Re: Kazoo effect
Here's a new version which has an option for a horn (like a Kazobo)


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Re: Kazoo effect
I'm experiencing an intermittent error with that (1.24 KiB) version ...steve wrote:Here's a new version which has an option for a horn (like a Kazobo)
kazoo.ny (1.24 KiB)
Once the error has occurred even returning the controls to previous settings which worked now gives an error message without modifying the sound.
Last edited by Trebor on Wed Jan 09, 2013 11:28 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Kazoo effect
I'm not able to reproduce the problem.Trebor wrote:I'm experiencing an intermittent me an error with that (1.24 KiB) version ...
Could you try running the effect using the "Debug" button. If it fails it should show some debug information. Please copy and paste any debug output to your reply.
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Re: Kazoo effect
I'm not using the latest Audacity version: it's Audacity 1.3.11 running on windows Vista.steve wrote:I'm not able to reproduce the problem.
debug output belowsteve wrote:... Please copy and paste any debug output to your reply.
the effect does work intermittently : it does not always produce an error.error: bad integer operation
Function: #<Subr-SQRT: #5263df0>
Arguments:
10
Function: #<FSubr-SETQ: #5267cc0>
Arguments:
RES
(- 11 (SQRT HORN))
1> error: unbound variable - RES
if continued: try evaluating symbol again
Function: #<FSubr-SETF: #5262340>
Arguments:
S
(HIGHPASS8 (LOWPASS8 S (* RES HORN-HZ)) (/ HORN-HZ RES))
Function: #<Subr-SQRT: #5263df0>
Arguments:
10
Function: #<FSubr-SETQ: #5267cc0>
Arguments:
RES
(- 11 (SQRT HORN))
2> CLIP-ALL
2> KAZOO
2> #(#<Sound: #e971408> #<Sound: #e971048>)
2> 1>
Re: Kazoo effect
I think that is due to an old Nyquist bug that has now been fixed.
Please try this version:
Please try this version:
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