Help for Audacity on Windows.
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stearman65
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- Operating System: Windows 10
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by stearman65 » Mon Jul 06, 2015 10:44 am
Trebor wrote:stearman65 wrote:I've attached a screen shot of the Audacity make up.
The voice-over level-slider is too high: the value looks around +9dB, [ "+" means boost, i.e. louder ] ....
slider [coloured red] looks like +9, should be zero.png
Given the amplitude of your voice-recording, that level-slider should be about zero.
Anything above about +6 will produce the flattened envelope ...
FLATTENED.png
After turning down that [red] slider , it may be too quiet for you , then turn up the "output level" slider ...
If it's not loud enough, turn up this 'output level' slider.png
Thanks Trebor
Tried that & it appears the problem is solved.
Regards Stearman65.
