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I had been playing with all sorts of combinations of tools and having reassurance that I don't need to use them all is very relieving. Hearing from you that Compression isn't -always- necessary is very confirming. I hope your post gets the visibility it deserves.

Audacity complicates the processing too much resulting in many users not be able to record.

In closing really I would not advocate using audacity for recording I would just use a simple recorder then use audacity for editing.

Maybe they work better than using compression yourself. I never use those but it can not hurt try. Would you use the LevelSpeach.NY or LevelSpeech2.NY plugins instead of any of the effects above? Why or why not? I rarely if ever use noise gate thus I have no need for chri's compressor. I just use the default compressor or CALF plugins compressor (mainly because of aesthetics). Would you use Chris's Compressor instead of Audacity's Built in Compressor? Why or why not? Why use two tools when there is one does exact same thing? Personally I prefer TAP Plugins scaling limiter but it only works for Linux. Would you use a Hard Limiter or a Soft Limiter? why? Which even in that case that is exactly what the leveller (compression and limiter) does. The compressor makes loud parts sound softer there by reducing the sound to a level consistent with average level of the track thus do not use compression to make tracks sound louder unless you're using the New York parallel compression hack. As side note compression does not make audio sound louder, the make up gain within the compressor does. If you happen to need use noise reduction on every recording then either you're environment is bad and has too much unwanted background noise or you're microphone settings are too sensitive.Ĭompressor only compress when necessary and most good speech recordings need little to no compression. If you have hum then use a notch filter instead. Noise reduction use when you remove unwanted noises like breaths or background noise. The best advice only use a tool when needed. And you can do it manually anyway by copying your recording and doing heavy compression on the copy, while leaving original unaffected while blending 2 tracks together.

Never heard of it, but NY might mean new york compression, or parallel/upward compression.

Audacity's compressor is good, but I wish I could go lower than 100ms of release time, that's my gripe with it.

I'd use ReaComp instead of Audacity's default compressor.

Hard limiter is synonym of distortion, look up fuzz distortion, it's technically that. So removing huge portions of it, allows other more important frequencies to be compressed. Often times bass of the recording overwhelms everything else, so guess what hits that compressor's threshold first? Of course bass. It is argued that EQ is better applied before compressor so that you level all frequency first so going into compressor, compression is more consistent. Users should search our sub before posting questions too, because your answer may already exist. Please refer to our new rules section here and consider other users before posting.

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Numerous effects including change speed or pitch and vocal reduction or isolation (given suitable stereo tracks).

Cut, copy, splice or mix sounds together.

AC3, M4A/M4R (AAC), WMA and other formats supported using optional libraries.

Edit WAV, AIFF, FLAC, MP2, MP3 or Ogg Vorbis sound files.

Convert tapes and records into digital recordings or CDs.

#Audacity noise reduction windows#

Record computer playback on any Windows Vista or later machine.The interface is translated into many languages.

#Audacity noise reduction mac os#

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