Increasing volume of one side of a recorded call
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and the exact three-section version number of Audacity from "Help menu > About Audacity".
Audacity 1.2.x and 1.3.x are obsolete and no longer supported. If you still have those versions, please upgrade at https://www.audacityteam.org/download/.
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Increasing volume of one side of a recorded call
Is there an easy way to increasing volume of one side of a recorded call which is really low ?
Re: Increasing volume of one side of a recorded call
Do you mean "one side" as in "left or right"?meathook wrote:Is there an easy way to increasing volume of one side of a recorded call which is really low ?
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Re: Increasing volume of one side of a recorded call
Let me read this back to you.
"I tried to record the Far side of a cellphone call using the Voice Recorder feature of the phone."
Voice recorders are intended for the Near side of a conversation or straight local recording. Any far voice you manage to get into the recording is a result of environment echo or accidental internal cellphone leakage. The far voice is almost never recoverable and in some locations, illegal.
Koz
"I tried to record the Far side of a cellphone call using the Voice Recorder feature of the phone."
Voice recorders are intended for the Near side of a conversation or straight local recording. Any far voice you manage to get into the recording is a result of environment echo or accidental internal cellphone leakage. The far voice is almost never recoverable and in some locations, illegal.
Koz
Re: Increasing volume of one side of a recorded call
I'm not sure if you understood what I'm trying to achieve.kozikowski wrote:Let me read this back to you.
"I tried to record the Far side of a cellphone call using the Voice Recorder feature of the phone."
Voice recorders are intended for the Near side of a conversation or straight local recording. Any far voice you manage to get into the recording is a result of environment echo or accidental internal cellphone leakage. The far voice is almost never recoverable and in some locations, illegal.
Koz
I have two human speakers, one from each side, one of them is being heard in a very low volume.
I want to amplify the lower parts of Speaker 1 and leave the normal parts of Speaker 2 as they are.
Re: Increasing volume of one side of a recorded call
Please see this topic - is this what you are trying to do? http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 53#p210053
If it is, then please see the second post in that topic for my reply.
If it is, then please see the second post in that topic for my reply.
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