thank you so much

the info in the video is good but the first 5-6 mins of the video are kind pointless and can be summed up in 30 secs

After selecting all, and then Apply, the entire file is reduced, making the file too low

Omg!!! Thank you for this!

This is perhaps the best video ive ever seen on this topic - amazing

this video is amazing and has taught me a lot about audacity. I do have one small problem, when I adjust the RMS level, amazing, but when I then do the limiter, it screws the RMS again, and it never is entirely good. A little thing that is different from your video, is that my limiter is called normalise (for the RMS it's called normalise the amplitude). Do I need to install a new plugin or am I just using the wrong option? Thank you to anyone who will help me! 🤗

Thanks for this! I never knew what that feature was for.

Your internal mic's frequency response is probably well below 10KHz, so there is probably nothing above 10KHz to begin with, which means that the changes you make at those frequencies are inconsequential...

After cutting the low frequencies in the Filter Curve EQ and clicking "Apply", the spectrum plot still shows high volume at low frequencies (e.g. more than -30dB at 50Hz). What am I missing?

Any idea why mine doesn't have an ACX check?

Thank you!

I find that when I apply loudness normalization at -20db, I get multiple red clipping lines. I'm able to run it after applying a limiter, but then I end up applying limiter twice, to also get below -3db after the loudness normalization. Is running limiter twice going to create excessive compression? Other ideas? Thank you!

I don't have the soft limiter option. How can I get this?

Well explained, concise, helpful🌟👏👍

Excellent advice.

My audacity doesn't have an "ACX check." I assume it's an add-on. When you use something that isn't standard, could you tell us how to get it? Or how to do the same thing with what we have?

Good ass video

So I'm getting dc offset on wave form i ran through an ai splitter to remove bass and other elements. Any idea how to fix?

How do I stop it always from opening the previous project?

I've done all those settings, and nothing has been happening, still showing me on ACX check -132 db. It's been hours I'm trying to change it. but I can't. anyone can help me please!!!!

Absolutely fantastic. Like and subscribe, er ye 😇

ly man

I didn't get the moving really.

Thank you!!! This is the most helpful video for audio recording! 👏🏽👏🏽

This was super easy to follow and execute. Thank you so much! 😊

Thank you so much for this detailed video! This is the first video that has actually helped me clearly understand the noise reduction settings.

You have just saved me hours of re-recording. Thank you, sir.

why does my audacity dont have a limiter option

thank you soooo much

Grandpa on fire. Thanks for help man.

Thank you so much!

This is a really good video and helped me out a lot. Thanks my guy 💯

My first wish for Audacity: multithread.

Thank you! The noise floor issue about had me on the floor trying to fix it. This made it easy.

There was VERY helpful! Thank you!!

Is there a way to record with an open track? When I try it just starts recording at the end of my open track

'Audible' range.....

You don't need to duplicate the track necessarily, I just 'save as' and if I screw it up, I just close and don't save any changes.

Hi, I came across this video because I spent all day yesterday and half the night trying to fix the low noise floor on my recordings. Thank you for this solution. I'm going to try it now. Do you have any videos that address the opposite...too noisy?

Great video! I’m a beginner using audacity. Does this affect the ACX process when you prepare it for upload? Thank you in advance.

This guy is the number ONE. Thanks a lot buddy.

I just don’t use real time

Straight to the point, very informative. Thank you!

How do you undo this? Hitting the same commands a second time does not in fact undo it.

Great vid!

No disrespect but there is no de clicker or de esser for Mac. You probably are running some bogus app and not a reliable plug in. The LOW PASS filter is the proper way to go. No offense but try to be more punctual for the viewers because this was complete misinformation and a waste of time.

Thank you so much! You're the first person to explain this in a way that made sense, and now I am having SO MUCH less frustration in post-recording editing. I appreciate you immensely.

Thank you!

Nice video thumbs up

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