Hi Listers
My next project is a great challenge recording some cassette tapes to my
computer.
The volume differs during the original recording. My questions include:
1. Does Audacity have the phicility to set place markers to go right to
where I stopped working the last session? or do I need to split the file
into different sections?
2. Once I'm satisfied with a volume setting how can I find the volume
value of that part to match the other sections of the recording to get
an idea how much to raze the volume of the next part to the same level?
I tried to normalize the file but the volume still differs too much.
Amplify raises the volume of the file as a hole.
Loudness normalization doesn't work either. I have 6 cassettes with the
same problem so if I can fix the first one I'll be able to do the rest
as well.
Thanks for any help.
Hettie
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