| From Anders Holmberg<anders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
| Wed, 30 May 2012 21:33:24 +0200
| Subject: Notch filter.
One question.
How do you export the spectrum to a text file?
When i open the plot spectrum i read something about algorithm but then
it jumps back to the track pane.
/A
Anders,
Unfortunately you don't say what operating system you are
using, or what language, but on Windows or Linux in English or
Swedish, once the "Frequency Analysis" window appears you
should be able to hold ALT then press E to open the text export
window.
Gale
Anders Holmberg skrev 2012-05-30 20:36:
Hi Gale!
Thanks for that one.
Will try that.
/A
Gale Andrews skrev 2012-05-30 19:47:
| From Anders Holmberg<anders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <mailto:anders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
| Wed, 30 May 2012 10:33:17 +0200
| Subject: [audacity4blind] Notch filter.
I have recorded several footbal games and the crowd noise is very very loud.
SO i am trying to reduce the croud noise to here what the guy on the
radio who is reporting from the match is saying.
Does anybody know the frequency of a crowd of people yelling and shouting?
I guess a sighted person could use a spectrum to analyze this but its
not working for us blind.
Anders,
You can use "Export" in Plot Spectrum to save a text file of the
spectrum.
Though I would have expected the spectrum of a crowd to be
fairly wide.
Gale
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