Right, I use sound effects a lot in the promos and interest that I create for
the outer side chat site. I was just trying to keep the explanation simple. e
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On Jun 5, 2020, at 6:42 PM, Andrew Downie <access_tech@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Ted, I can think of lots of circumstances where it would be important to add
effects on individual tracks before mixing to one track.
Andrew
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I usually raise/lower the entire track first. Then adjust small sections
where necessary using the Amplify effect. After the fine-tuning, I mix down
to one track and run the Compression effect/default settings as a last step
before exporting.
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Subject: [audacity4blind] Re: Mixing Recorded Tracks
I forgot to tell you all, I use mostly NVDA. I have JAWS, but I mainly use it
to help other JAWS users. When I am doing my own work with applications like
Audacity, I use NVDA.
On 6/4/2020 8:55 PM, Robert Hänggi wrote:
Hi folks,
How are your opinions on the increase/decrease values of gain and pan
(Shift+Alt+Arrows)
Gain: 1 dB per move
Pan: 10 % per move
Honestly, I find those very coarse and would tend to redo them for 0.1
dB and 1 %.
How are your feelings about that?
If you wanna know how much a dB can mean:
- Create a tone
- duplicate it (Control+D)
- invert one of them (Effects -> invert)
- nudge one track up or down (Alt+Shift+Up/Down) during playback.
You can also set the gain to 0.1 dB (Shift+G) to have a feeling for
that as well.
Please tell me your preferred resolutions, likewise for the sliders in
the two dialogs if you were so kind.
Regards
Robert
On 05/06/2020, Richard Wells <richwels@xxxxxxx> wrote:The audacity4blind web site is at
Hey David: It is great to see you here as well. Even with
normalizing, I would like to be able to do some fine tuning on levels
after the fact. I could
select an entire track and change the volume on it, but this would be
very time consuming to do.
On 6/4/2020 6:51 PM, David Engebretson Jr. wrote:
Hey! Nice to see ya!The audacity4blind web site is at
Honestly, amplifying each track (or portions of tracks) with
"amplify" in the effects menu is what I do. Usually, though, I don't
have to do much mixing after normalizing because I make sure the
recording sounds good as I'm recording each track. I've got a mixer
that I run everything through before it goes to Audacity. All tracks are
on the ame baseline.
I thought I heard somewhere that a BCF 2000 can be used with
Audacity but I haven't tried it yet...
Some of the more power users will hopefully provide us with tips and
tricks as to how they efficiently mix with Audacity.
Are you using JAWS or NVDA? Just curious because there is a JAWS
scriptset that might help. Also, what version of Audacity are you running?
Don't be such a stranger, old friend!
David
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Subject: [audacity4blind] Mixing Recorded Tracks
Hello: This is my first post to this list. I am just getting into
Audacity recording and have figured out how to do multi-track recording.
What I can't figure out is how to mix the tracks I have recorded.
Surely there is an easier way besides raising and lowering volume of
tracks in the effects menu, at least I hope there is. I have
searched help to no avail, so please don't tell me to RTFM without telling
me what to read.
Thank you for answering newby questions.
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