I downloaded spitfish and it's not compatible. ???
Plese help! I'm not a tech-savvy person but am very willing to learn.
De-esser help please!
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TriciaG
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I don't know about the compatibility problem.
My suggestion: try just using the built-in Low Pass Filter.
Start with 5000 Hz and 24 dB rolloff. If it takes too much away, hit Ctrl-Z (Undo) and raise the Hz and/or lower the rolloff. Experiment with it a bit for your own voice.
My suggestion: try just using the built-in Low Pass Filter.
Start with 5000 Hz and 24 dB rolloff. If it takes too much away, hit Ctrl-Z (Undo) and raise the Hz and/or lower the rolloff. Experiment with it a bit for your own voice.
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please tell us a bit more why you are interested in the de-esser. Perhaps it is something easy to fix without using that program. (Spitfish? what a cool name).
You could try this free one from Techivation which I have used and is decent: https://techivation.com/t-de-esser/
Spitfish is a rather old plugin - I'm fairly certain it's only available in a 32-bit version. You're almost certainly using the 64-bit version of Audacity, which isn't compatible. You'll need to find an alternative 64-bit plugin (which all modern ones are) assuming you can't solve your problem by some other means.