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I don't think that noise/hum/resonance is a narrow frequency that can be notched, unfortunately. It does sound like it is some feedback within the signal chain and you could try replacing pieces one at a time to isolate, i.e. cables and even mic. Or it might be a software processing artifact--do you...

The worst pub I ever been to was called "The Fiddle".... it was a vile inn

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Cheers!
scotty

[ at the 'who said that' line above ... good one!]

Glad to make it in time this week (been away from the mic a bit):

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Thank you!
scotty

I agree that Reaper is a great DAW with a lot of flexibility and customization. I find it to be an all-in-one tool for my audio editing and recording needs. It would be convenient to have a separate channel for headphone monitoring, separate from the main outputs I should have clarified as I meant ...

Maybe of some interest to us LibriVoxers is a recent podcast from the boys at Voiceover Body Shop (VOBS) with Dr. Dialect, P.J. Ochlan. He is an awesome coach and narrator. https://youtu.be/v-eHJujI2Y8?si=IDY9CLSEHHirOK1- Most of the subject matter has to do with audiobooks, including things to keep...

All Things Are Possible is PL OK. How clever, how true. I perused a few of the other entries, they all seem pithy and clever, and I think this book would make a splendid addition to the LV Collection. We have nothing else by this author. If you should choose to put up this project as a solo, perhap...

Sounds good, Michele! I may not be able to make the meeting tomorrow unfortunately but of course am happy if that recording is useful in any way!

Here is a short one for the collection if acceptable. It is from a collection of philosophical pieces: All Things Are Possible, Part 1, no. 79 by Lev Shestov, translated by S. S. Koteliansky published 1920 https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/essays1_allthingspossible179_shestov_sws_128kb.mp3 4:...

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Thanks!
scotty

Thanks - downloaded Reaper - will give it a try Reaper is great, so flexible and configurable and I'm guessing enough Librivoxers use it to offer any help too, though there are so many other resources for help between youtube and the cockos forum: https://forum.cockos.com/ (Usually whenever I wonde...

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Sweet poem, thanks!
scotty

There was recently an article at Sweetwater on this topic of upgrading to Sonoma:

https://www.sweetwater.com/insync/should-i-upgrade-to-macos-sonoma/

I don't use it but no doubt Audacity will be updated soon. I also haven't upgraded to Sonoma yet either, but I am usually slow at change

scotty

Why render as stereo WAV? For original mono recordings/narrations it will not preserve any additional information/quality and only double the filesize? For me, I don't usually make any additional uncompressed renders because I keep the Reaper files along with the original WAV recordings; those data ...

bountonw wrote: ↑October 25th, 2023, 2:52 pm BTW, I’m a little dense. What were the four words?

Your guess is as good as mine (no, surely better!)

I imagined something like, serva me servabo te (Petronius?)--you save me and I shall save you

The Pedlar's Song[sketch] https://librivox.org/uploads/aradlaw/pedlarssong_newbolt_sws_128kb.mp3 1:42 This tune just popped out while reading this and I hummed it to google to make sure it isn't from a recognized song :wink: Hope its not too rough (I figure listeners can easily skip to next track :l...