My sound levels are too high in places and a bit low in others. Any quick and easy way I can make my sound levels a bit more consistent throughout?
Apologies in advance for my amateurism.
Cheers.
Sound levels
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Re: Sound levels
There is a Leveler effect that might help. You can also try some dynamic compression (Compressor effect). Or, there is an Envelope Tool that allows you to adjust & fade-up & down the volume in different parts of your file.
Re: Sound levels
There is also "Chris's Dynamic Compressor" plug-in. It's a lot better sound quality than "Leveller" and probably easier to use than the Audacity compressor effect - just set the "Ratio" to about 0.7 and leave the other controls at their default settings. You can get it here: http://theaudacitytopodcast.com/chriss- ... -audacity/
Instructions for installing are here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Downl ... g_Plug-ins
Instructions for installing are here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Downl ... g_Plug-ins
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Re: Sound levels
Cheers guys thanks for your help, much appreciated.