[audacity4blind] Re: new listmember
- From: van Ooit <vanooit@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: audacity4blind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 17 Mar 2012 14:21:32 +0100
Hi David,
thx for your firm answer.
I am familiar with broadcast and radio, as i am an enginear, but apple,
voiceOver and Audacity are still a bit new to me, so consider me as a beginner
smile.
What are the j and shift k keys for? after selecting the tracks?
I also wander if there is a way to change the language of audacity.
now its dutch, but thats very inconvenient. One of the reasons why i could not
find the auto dugging.
It was called here automatisch dempen.
In my opinion, thats a reall other thing smile.
Hope you can help me further?
If it works better, my skype is: syoss2012 .
thx, Egbert
Op 17 mrt. 2012, om 10:35 heeft David Bailes het volgende geschreven:
> Hi Egbert,
>
> Are you trying to get the auto duck effect to work? If so, here are some
> instructions:
>
> The requirements of the Auto Duck effect are that:
> 1. The tracks whose volume is going to be reduced are selected, and a
> time-range is selected to include all the audio you want to be modified.
> 2. The control track is the next track after the above tracks, and it isn't
> selected.
>
> So if you've got one music track and one narration track in the project:
> 1. Make sure that the music track is the first track. You can move tracks up
> and down the table using the tracks context menu (application key).
> 2. Arrange for the music track to be selected and the narration track
> unselected. (pressing enter toggles whether the focussed track is selected)
> 3. Select a time range to include all the audio in the selected track: press
> j, and then shift + k.
> 4. Open the Auto Duck effect from the effects menu, and press Enter to press
> the default OK button.
>
> In fact the Auto Duck dialog contains a number of controls for setting
> various parameters which you may want to adjust. All the time parameters are
> specified in seconds, and the volumes in db.
> 1. The first control is a panel which graphically illustrates the parameters,
> and you can just ignore this.
> 2. The duck amount is the reduction in volume.
> 3. The maximum pause is the maximum time that the volume in the control
> track can be below the specified threshold before the volume in the selected
> tracks is faded up again.
> 4. The time over which the volume in the selected tracks is faded down to
> the reduced volume is made up of two parts: the time before and the time
> after the time when the volume in the control track exceeds a threshold.
> These are known as the outer and inner fade down lengths.
> 5. Similarly, there are outer and inner fade up lengths.
> 6. The threshold is the volume in the control track which if exceeded causes
> the volume in the selected tracks to be reduced.
>
> Note that whatever value of maximum pause is set, it is always at least the
> sum of the outer fade down and fade up lengths.
>
> Note also that Undo (ctrl+z), and redo (ctrl+y) are very useful when playing
> around with effects.
>
>
> David.
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: van Ooit <vanooit@xxxxxxxxx>
> To: audacity4blind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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> Sent: Saturday, 17 March 2012, 1:26
> Subject: [audacity4blind] new listmember
>
> Hi All,
>
> first, let me excuse myself for my rusty writing.
> i am Dutch, near by Rotterdam and English is not my first language.
> The mac and Audacity are fairly new to me, and although i am a fast learner,
> there is einough to ask.
>
>
> for instans:
> i wanne dug somemusic because i want to tell something in a podcast i am
> doing. music is track one, my voice track two.
> i gave markers in the music track, when i started and stopt talking.
> but no dugging option in the effect menu appeers.
> Any idea's?
> thx,
> Egbert
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