Hello,
If you apply an effect, provided you do not save, you can press undo.
If you make a recording, save a raw version then copy and paste
everything into a blank project where you can experiment with effects.
If things go wrong, you still have your raw, untreated file. I've
learned this the hard way too. Good luck!
Very best wishes,
Sandra.
On 9/5/21, Vitor Ferreira <vitorflash@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello.
As far as I know, once you apply na effect to a peace of áudio and save the
project, in the case of Audacity, the effect is backed into the áudio, so
you cannot remove it.
Either we have to be very cautious deciding which effect to apply and its
parameters, or we will have to record the track again. Audacity is not a non
destructive áudio editor. That means that anything we do to our áudio will
imediatly be applyed to it. Hope it helps.
Vitor
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De: Cheryl Bess<mailto:kaianne2@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Enviado: 4 de setembro de 2021 23:48
Para: audacity4blind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:audacity4blind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Assunto: [audacity4blind] Question about removing an effect
Okay, I recorded a song and added an effect to the vocals. I saved the
project and closed the program to go do something else. I came back and
listened to the track again and decided I didn’t like the effect. How can I
remove it since I can’t just do an undo like if I had added it, listened,
then undid with control+z.
Cheryl
