Hello,
Whatever is the source of recording (sound from Windows Media Player or from an external microphone) there is a noise? or echo? Larsen?) on the records (records attached, one with no source applied).
I think in a HF oscillation because on audacity record diagram, extreme amplitudes are blue (diagram attached) and input level is not zero
How to suppress that?
I have read Doc, Forum and wiki and set
MME/Mixage stéréo (Realtek High Def)/2 stereo canaux/HP Realtek High Def
Transport/Doublage off
Transport Passage audio logiciel off
but poor results... What is wrong?
Thank for help, nice day
Poor quality of my records: echo? noise? [SOLVED]
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Poor quality of my records: echo? noise? [SOLVED]
- Attachments
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- Audacity_Realtek_Echo_Source_PC.mp3
- Source WMP
- (239.78 KiB) Downloaded 16 times
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- Audacity_Realtek_Echo_No_Source.mp3
- No source
- (193.91 KiB) Downloaded 16 times
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- Audacity diagram
- Audacity_Realtek_No_Input_Capture.JPG (88.79 KiB) Viewed 346 times
Re: Poor quality of my records: echo? noise?
Quite right now, no more noise heared... (what a bad pupil i am
)...
nevertheless the blue lines at max amp on the audacity record diagram are always present...
i don't see that on yours nor viewing other sound files.
What does it means?
Thank ou very much
nevertheless the blue lines at max amp on the audacity record diagram are always present...
i don't see that on yours nor viewing other sound files.
What does it means?
Thank ou very much
- Attachments
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- Audacity_Realtek_No_Input_No_Mic
- Audacity_Realtek_No_Input_No_Mic_Capture.JPG (106.13 KiB) Viewed 339 times
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Gale Andrews
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Re: Poor quality of my records: echo? noise?
What are you trying to do? Your image shows you have Audacity set to record stereo mix, and the track is silent or very quiet (flat line).ruzboutou wrote:the blue lines at max amp on the audacity record diagram are always present...
At the moment you are in Multi-Tool which includes Envelope Tool and so you have a blue border at the top and bottom of the waveform. If you press F1 on your keyboard, you will be back in Selection Tool with no blue border.
Gale
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Re: Poor quality of my records: echo? noise?
... all is OK!
I get back my usual environment.
Problem solved.
Thank you!
I get back my usual environment.
Problem solved.
Thank you!
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Re: Poor quality of my records: echo? noise? [SOLVED]
OK I will mark this [SOLVED] and lock the topic. Please start a new topic if you need more help at any time.
Gale
Gale
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