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How to use the Compressor in Audacity 

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In this video, you'll learn how to apply compression to your audio files using Audacity.
Be sure to watch all the videos in our Audacity Tutorial playlist - bit.ly/AudacityPlaylist
Compression reduces the dynamic range of your audio recordings, making the loud parts softer and leaving the soft parts alone.
When done correctly, this will give your podcast sound more professional and be more pleasant to listen to.
To apply compression, select the audio tracks or clips you want to normalize and click the “Compressor” option in the Effects tab.
There are 6x fields you can tweak to customize the effect.
1. Threshold
This setting determines the decibel range that you want Audacity to compress. Anything louder than your threshold will have compression applied.
2. Noise Floor
Setting your noise floor prevents Audacity from amplifying quiet pauses in your audio or in between your words and introducing noise when you readjust your gain after compression
3. Ratio
The ratio determines the amount of compression you want to apply. The higher the ratio, the more Audacity will reduce the peak volume of the loud parts of your audio.
4. Attack Time
How quickly do you want Audacity to respond to changes in volume?
5. Release Time
After the volume drops below your desired Threshold, how long until Audacity stops compressing the audio?
6. Make-up gain for 0 dB after compressing
Since the compressor reduces the peak volume of your audio, this amplifies your audio track and brings the overall volume level back up.
You can also pair the Compressor effect with the Limiter effect, which forces your audio waveform to stay below a certain volume threshold, but only use the Limiter effect if you’re having issues with clipping or distortion.
==== Time Stamps ====
00:40 - Using The Compressor Effect
01:24 - Threshold
01:58 - Noise Floor
02:18 - Compression Ratio
02:42 - Attack & Release Time
03:58 - Make-Up Gain
05:18 - Limiter Effect
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@evergreatest7644
@evergreatest7644 3 года назад
0:46 I have been using Audacity for years, yet I didn't noticed that select button their 😂
@ryangzales
@ryangzales 3 года назад
EVER GREATEST same!
@jenesismckenzie3309
@jenesismckenzie3309 3 года назад
IKR
@DharmaanAcademy
@DharmaanAcademy 3 года назад
The same here
@KofiAfric
@KofiAfric 3 года назад
You are the best!
@millennialmike575
@millennialmike575 4 года назад
Thank you so much. I was just looking for a video on how to do this and was finding a hard time finding something because I didn't know what i was looking for. This explains everything very well.
@erikheen1291
@erikheen1291 4 года назад
Very helpful. You communicate these tutorials very clearly and concisely.
@rishi2157
@rishi2157 3 года назад
You are brilliant my friend, thanks so much. Very clear. Was freaking out earlier but feel much better. Xx
@57RickH
@57RickH 4 года назад
Thanks for the clear explanations about this topic, very helpful 👍🏻
@earlkjarbrown3753
@earlkjarbrown3753 Год назад
I love this simple-to-follow tutorial. Thanks!
@TheBinaryWolf
@TheBinaryWolf Год назад
Thanks for a clear and concise presentation on the topic. All the others I watched leave out important detail.
@aliyaamor
@aliyaamor 2 года назад
Thank you, you did a great job explaining this.
@imnotgonnasay3612
@imnotgonnasay3612 3 года назад
EXCELLENT VIDEO! Thank you!!!
@hasanraza4980
@hasanraza4980 Год назад
Thanks Buddy, this was so helpful
@georgemonsanto4018
@georgemonsanto4018 3 года назад
Amazing! Thank you.
@Adventureruler
@Adventureruler 2 года назад
Thanks for the info man!
@moonlightsonatina4154
@moonlightsonatina4154 9 месяцев назад
You're a really clear speaker! thanks, first explanation of compressor i've understood
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 9 месяцев назад
Appreciate the kind words. Should you have other podcasting questions, feel free to email us at support@buzzsprout.com. We're happy to help!
@Djwestcarr-gl2tg
@Djwestcarr-gl2tg 2 месяца назад
Awesome tips
@youssefalshalal1191
@youssefalshalal1191 3 года назад
THANK YOU YOU HELPED ME A LOT :)
@DharmaanAcademy
@DharmaanAcademy 3 года назад
very nice explanation. Bundles of thanks for sharing .
@sameerdatta7287
@sameerdatta7287 3 года назад
Wow this video is so good subbed right away
@gasmith7486
@gasmith7486 4 месяца назад
Thank you 🙏🏼
@sentimentaloldme
@sentimentaloldme Год назад
This is probably the best explanation of Compressor in Audacity I've come upon on Y.T. Thank you...
@WoobyMe
@WoobyMe Год назад
totally agree
@rodeliomundobotersr6662
@rodeliomundobotersr6662 3 года назад
Thanks for this boss
@vorenado3874
@vorenado3874 3 месяца назад
great video straight to the point and very informative man
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 месяца назад
Thank you for your appreciation and support!
@FunLand994
@FunLand994 10 месяцев назад
You are by far the best in explaining this topic, well done!
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 10 месяцев назад
Thanks for the kind words! Glad to be of help! 🙌
@nor604
@nor604 3 года назад
Needed this
@LordShmup
@LordShmup 3 года назад
I returned my butchered settings back to what you said and spoke closer to the mic. It removed the hissing! No more snakes!
@erangahandunge5901
@erangahandunge5901 Год назад
Thank you
@thecolorblack3886
@thecolorblack3886 10 месяцев назад
You explained this in simple terms thank you so much for that. Hopefully this works for voice over.
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 10 месяцев назад
Thanks for the kind words and appreciation! Let us know how it goes and all the best to you!
@worldshiningstudio6208
@worldshiningstudio6208 2 года назад
thanks you dear... love you .. Always be happy in your life..
@HealthyHappyHarmony
@HealthyHappyHarmony 3 года назад
Very well presented mate 👏🏼👏🏼
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
Thank you, Rajveer! 👍
@successfulpodcast
@successfulpodcast 3 года назад
Great tutorial. Thank you!
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
Certainly most welcome, Bruce! Thanks for checking in.😊
@andypantsgaming
@andypantsgaming Год назад
I've used audacity for years and just discovered the SELECT button individual layer because of this video. Lol
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout Год назад
LET'S GO! Glad we could help!
@RichDapims
@RichDapims 3 года назад
Thank you so much, I like how you break it down, so that it will be understandable to viewers like me.
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
Thank you for your kind comments and thanks so much for watching the video!
@YouknowwhereHughgo
@YouknowwhereHughgo Год назад
probably saved me many days of my life, thank you
@LyrebirdNews
@LyrebirdNews 3 года назад
Very helpfull thn'x
@supershub4704
@supershub4704 3 года назад
thanks man! helped me out a lot!
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
Glad it helps, Fubham! Thanks for watching!
@joeyardiri5047
@joeyardiri5047 3 года назад
Thanks man really helpful
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
Happy to know it helps, Joey! Thanks for tuning in!
@wajeehanoor004
@wajeehanoor004 2 года назад
You are brilliant,Very clear Instructions
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 2 года назад
Thank you so much for appreciating!
@vuidre
@vuidre 2 года назад
been using audacity for years like over 15yrs... and only now know these mean.. thanks man
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 2 года назад
Anytime! If you have other questions about podcasting, feel free to message us. 😊
@aeyla1933
@aeyla1933 3 года назад
Thanks a lot! :)
@danthibeault40
@danthibeault40 4 года назад
Really great explanation.
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 4 года назад
Glad it was helpful!
@Abhishek-_-Sharma
@Abhishek-_-Sharma 2 года назад
thanks
@tlr9403
@tlr9403 3 года назад
THANKS
@garyclement2888
@garyclement2888 5 месяцев назад
Very good video.
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 5 месяцев назад
Appreciate the kind words. Thanks, Gary!
@kimmyblimmy908
@kimmyblimmy908 2 года назад
Fantastic great content I just distorted my audio yesterday so vvvvbb helpful!
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 2 года назад
Glad we could help, Kimmy! 🙂
@rodeliomundobotersr6662
@rodeliomundobotersr6662 3 года назад
Nice mate
@liammac4580
@liammac4580 2 года назад
BEST TUTORIAL EVER. Thank you man, this helped so much
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 2 года назад
Yay! Thank you so much for finding our video great, Liam! 😀
@SnoopyDoofie
@SnoopyDoofie 11 дней назад
Really? He didn't even bother to play an actual audio showing the before and after. Nowhere close to being the best tutorial ever.
@elouis364
@elouis364 3 года назад
THANK YOU FOR THOROUGH TUTORIALS FOR AUDACITY 💯😁
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching!
@elouis364
@elouis364 3 года назад
@@Buzzsprout 💗
@DeltaPrime95
@DeltaPrime95 3 года назад
this video couldnt possibly be an y better, wonderful job man
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
Thank you!
@SnoopyDoofie
@SnoopyDoofie 11 дней назад
Uh, yeah it could be. Like try playing a before and after audio clip to hear what the effects actually cause.
@InTheGranite617
@InTheGranite617 4 года назад
Helpful... Thankyou.👊🏻☘️🇩🇪🇮🇹🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🏻🦅👌🏻
@luisamedina1
@luisamedina1 3 года назад
Nice, short and straight to the point video! Where do you have your other Audacity video tutorials you're referring to? Thanks a lot.!
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
Hi Luis, here is the complete playlist of Audacity tutorials. Thanks for checking in!😊 ru-vid.com/group/PL_7hD9e-mJ3Uyw1YaBjtBeKXqzPothhqQ
@ElHadadelasPlantas
@ElHadadelasPlantas 2 года назад
Hi there! I appreciate the quality of your teaching but I'm sorry to see missing content (or links to other videos) to allow for a deeper understanding of the ideal, all-encompassing end goal, for example: How to analyze one's audio to see what are the problem areas are (background noise, clips, low volume of speech, high volume of intro, etc) and WHY (basic explanation of ideal dB for each section, etc) and HOW to address EACH ONE of those issues and in WHAT order. An ALL-IN-ONE video would be SO AMAZING!!! Thank You!
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 2 года назад
Hi! Kindly shoot us an email at support@buzzsprout.com to provide you with complete guidelines.
@bambitheboy
@bambitheboy 3 года назад
I really love your videos for giving good tipps on how to edit my podcast. Thanks!
@mmaries9052
@mmaries9052 3 года назад
very informative, thank you. question for you... from my understanding the threshold is supposed to be -23 for ACX standards. is this correct? i had mine set at -12 and i still can't seem to pass acx audio although it sounds good to me and all other settings are selected... any suggestions? thanks again
@Lazarus007
@Lazarus007 7 месяцев назад
Ok, we have the same mic. I NEED to find the video where you show ALL the post production treatments you do!
@AncientInsights1
@AncientInsights1 3 года назад
This was very detailed and helpful to me... With my accent and voice I have finding the best way to manage my audio. Thank you.
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
Awesome! Glad it helps, Gab! Thanks for watching.
@AncientInsights1
@AncientInsights1 3 года назад
@@Buzzsprout you are welcomed, but how do you know I'm Gab? Watched my video or checked my about info?
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
😉😉
@danielstanley7353
@danielstanley7353 3 года назад
Great video! Question: can you briefly explain the difference between Compressing and Normalizing in Audacity?
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
Hi Daniel! Compressing and Normalizing are both forms of volume adjustments but in different ways. As stated in the video, Compression reduces the dynamic range of your audio recordings. That means it softens a portion of the waveform of high volume audios to its consistency. Whereas Normalizing amplifies all of your present audio to a bigger portion, making your wave patterns on same shape but wider.
@danielstanley7353
@danielstanley7353 3 года назад
@@Buzzsprout Thank you so much!
@illestgyal
@illestgyal 3 года назад
have my thumb 👍🏽 :)
@ash3s
@ash3s 4 года назад
bro you are a god thank you
@gualaguka
@gualaguka 4 года назад
Hello. First of all, thanks for the tutorials. I just have a question. Do I have to remove background noise, normalize and compress my audio? And if i need to do them all, wich order is the best?
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
It's generally a best practice to do all three of them, but you certainly don't have to if you get a nice clean recording and it sounds good to you already. Do them in this order tho: Remove Background Noise, Compress, Normalize
@dealwithyourcrud
@dealwithyourcrud 3 года назад
Great and helpful video! I have a question...Do you recommend putting intro, voice over, interview and outro all in the same session....OR do you do all these steps with each track then add them all together and mix? I have intro, voice over, interview and outro...and I just want to get it all balanced. Help!
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
Bring everything into the same session and put them on separate tracks. So your first track will be the intro, second track is voice over, third/fourth track is interview, fifth track is outro. Then you can apply effects to each track independently and export the whole thing when you're done as your final episode
@kevingallagher9652
@kevingallagher9652 3 года назад
five star review thank you
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
Awesome! Thanks for checking in, Kevin!😊
@bobg8633
@bobg8633 2 года назад
Great but needed more/clearer info on noise floor. Tx. Also is there a way to remove voice hiss ie from audio where speaker's mouth too close to mic Tx again
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 2 года назад
Hey Bob! Here is a tutorial video on How to remove background noise in Audacity: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gnEWfAEONTA.html Hope that helps. 😊
@SamuelJibin
@SamuelJibin 2 года назад
Nice video. Are there any steps involved in editing the audio to make it more clear? Like compression then normalise like that
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 2 года назад
Hi Samuel! Here's a video on How to Normalize Audio in Audacity: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xLYh4YrkllM.html
@paulkishan
@paulkishan 2 года назад
Is this threshold possible when in live performance with an instrument like a midi keyboard.
@schermco3925
@schermco3925 4 года назад
Thanks for the video. What's the difference between the compressor and the normalize features?
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 4 года назад
Compressor changes the shape of your audio waveform to make it more uniform, normalization adjusts the volume level
@gregschermbeck2454
@gregschermbeck2454 4 года назад
@@Buzzsprout Thanks
@stevenjennings5160
@stevenjennings5160 2 года назад
before i use compressor tool on my audio it sounds great, doesn't go any lower than -13db which is what I want. after using the compressor it goes all the way down to -2db and it sounds disorted/bad. No matter what I set the threshold to in compressor tool it still goes down to -2db. please advise
@mrevoomk4
@mrevoomk4 Год назад
Can i use compressor to fix audio clipping in music ???
@YouCanFeelBetter
@YouCanFeelBetter 11 месяцев назад
Great video. Thank you. Really helpful as I prepare to create audio books for my various books. I hope this comment is helpful in return - as far as I know, RU-vid logs whether someone watches to the very end of videos. But because you have a long music out, viewers will be more likely to stop watching before the very end. The algorithm may be punishing you for that. Perhaps you need to remove music at the end.
@RR4379
@RR4379 Год назад
If I want all my songs to sound the same volume, how do i do that? I normalized but a few songs still sound louder.
@faroukrookbello8095
@faroukrookbello8095 4 года назад
Great video but if does auphonic also compress my audio automatically or do I need to compress on audacity before I send it to auphonic ?
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 4 года назад
Auphonic will apply a little bit of compression but not much. If you want your audio compressed, we recommend adding it in Audacity
@sparkoceanic
@sparkoceanic 3 года назад
I've been trying to edit a video file's audio so it's easier to listen to on the tv. I used handbrake to re-encode it to .mkv, but when i add DRC (dynamic range compression?) to the audio it does nothing, because the audio track is aac originally and drc only effects ac3 audio tracks. Is audicity the best way to achieve what i need, and how would i load the mkv file into audacity? (i tried earlier and i think it said it doesn't support the file type) Thanks for the help if you read this.
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
Encode the audio output file as an MP3 and then bring that into Audacity. Then the compressor should work
@BIMLounge
@BIMLounge 3 года назад
Thanks, great explanation. However, I tried to apply the default and it makes some kind of crackling noise. I had to manually edit the loudest parts. Any idea why?
@TriniTrent
@TriniTrent 3 года назад
Thanks for this! Would I still need to normalize the audio after I do this compression? If yes, would you recommend doing the compression then running the audio through Auphonic fo that Normalization?
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
Hi Trent, use normalization when you wanted to move your audio levels up or down. It actually does not even things out- only compression does. So, if you use compression first then normalization after, this might ruin your audio.
@TriniTrent
@TriniTrent 3 года назад
@@Buzzsprout thanks for the response! Then, it sounds like I need to choose between them. I'm just eager to get the audio of all the episodes to be at the same start. That sounds like normalization might be the ticket. What work flow do you suggest? That would be a great video: A podcast work flow - basic steps for an average episode. I was thinking cut, noise removal and/noise gate, compress, and end with normalization. Now. I feel unsure 😕
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
Hey Trent, shoot us an email at support@buzzsprout.com to give you added tips.
@garbygarb31
@garbygarb31 2 года назад
@@Buzzsproutnormalization isn't going to ruin your audio it's just going to bring the loudest part up to a certain level you really have no idea what you're talking about.
@YogaforDentists
@YogaforDentists 3 года назад
When starting to edit a podcast episode, should the sequence then be: noise reduction, normalize, equalize, compression?
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
Hi Yoga for Dentists! Try checking this link: www.buzzsprout.com/blog/how-to-edit-a-podcast ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ynn3CFScHEY.html Thank you!
@Liggliluff
@Liggliluff 2 года назад
Something I have trouble with is that it doesn't apply compression at the start of the audio. Actually, it kinda does the reverse, instead of lowering the volume of peaks, it boost the lower volume instead. But it doesn't boost the volume at the start. So when the speech starts, it fades in over a second, and then the compressor does its job.
@LTPottenger
@LTPottenger Год назад
I get the same thing. I suspect this is a bug. Really makes the compressor pretty useless.
@ScoopOfButter
@ScoopOfButter 11 месяцев назад
words cant explain how much i hate that
@Hamentsios10
@Hamentsios10 3 года назад
What I don't fully get is how can I tell at what db my peaks are and what db my noise floor is so i can set the proper values.
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
Hey! Shoot us an email at support@buzzsprout.com and we can look into this for you!
@kentlofgren
@kentlofgren 4 года назад
1:56 in this example, was -40 the average level of the noise floor?
@DurgaswaroopPerla
@DurgaswaroopPerla 3 года назад
That depends on your environment and setup. Try recording your background noise on audacity and see what dB level it is hitting. You can use that as your noise floor.
@kentlofgren
@kentlofgren 3 года назад
@@DurgaswaroopPerla I thought the -40 in his example (at 1:56) was the average level of the noise floor. But now I know its the peak, i.e., the "dB level it is hitting". Thanks!
@ryangzales
@ryangzales 3 года назад
So if the compressor will reign in the high volumes and also boost the low volumes, do I also need to use normalization on the audio track? From your wave form after compression, I wouldn't think that I would need to.
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
Pair the compressor with normalization if the audio levels are too soft after compression. You want the peaks (loudest parts) to be at -1 dB
@ryangzales
@ryangzales 3 года назад
Buzzsprout makes sense. Thanks for the response!
@KainsStudio
@KainsStudio 2 года назад
Hi, in narration work can I normalize the audio first, compress it and normalize it again? Any tips mixing these stuff for me please?
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 2 года назад
It is best to get help from an audio engineer for anything like this. But I've read a bit of advice that if you couldn't find one, you may amplify the audio first without allowing the clipping, then apply compression. To best give you a better option and guide you with the process, kindly shoot us an email at support@buzzsprout.com
@KainsStudio
@KainsStudio 2 года назад
@@Buzzsprout Okay so if I apply compression first or normalize first, which is better? Do you recommend using reverb while narrating or doing podcast?
@SnoopyDoofie
@SnoopyDoofie 11 дней назад
When doing demos, you should ALWAYS include a real sample of a before and after. All you did was explained the settings but didn't bother to play an actual audio where we can hear the difference.
@jennyvinyl85
@jennyvinyl85 3 года назад
Which comes first? Normalize or compressor?
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
1. Normalize 2. Compressor
@danielspartan7754
@danielspartan7754 3 года назад
Hey, I’ve been working on some audio tracks for a while and finally had a break through, although it seems my loud parts are too loud and my quieter parts are too quiet. For how my audio is I have to use the limiter so that will fix the loudness. My question is before doing this what range is good for low audio and high audio? How much dB difference should there be between the quiet and loud? It’s hard to preset is as it will always be different but should I aim to have my lows at a certain level, if so, what’s good? Thanks
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
Hey Daniel! Kindly shoot us an email at support@buzzsprout.com and we can look into this for you.
@danielspartan7754
@danielspartan7754 3 года назад
@@Buzzsprout Will do. You want me to go into REAL detail or just sum it up? Thanks again
@ClaudioCarmeli
@ClaudioCarmeli 3 года назад
Question: Noise floor at -40db so "Audacity doesn't mistakenly boost your background noise"? I thought nothing below the threshold would be impacted?
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
The Compressor effect will boost the quieter parts of your audio in addition to reducing the louder parts (the parts over your threshold) when you make-up the gain you lost after compression. The Noise Floor is your way of helping Audacity know when you're talking and when you aren't. If you leave it at -40db that should work for most audio files.
@LTPottenger
@LTPottenger Год назад
Every time I do compression in audacity I get a weird effect where stuff BEFORE some of the loud parts gets quieter and quieter. How do I avoid this weird behavior?
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout Год назад
Hi there! It sounds like you’re experiencing an issue with the compression effect in Audacity. The Compressor effect reduces the dynamic range of audio, which means it amplifies audio as much as possible after compression by default. Try adjusting the compressor effect's Attack Time and Release Time settings to see if that helps prevent the issue you’re experiencing. If you need more guidance, feel free to send us an email at support@buzzsprout.com.
@pinnacleexpress420
@pinnacleexpress420 18 дней назад
1:33 "cuz remember, compression happens to the loudest parts of your audio" 2:01 "the noise floor is what allows audacity to tell... when there's gaps in your words, or silent parts... and you dont want Audacity to take that audio and boost it by accident" -1
@liamjones246
@liamjones246 3 года назад
anyone know how to free up temporary file space? i basically cant load anything into audacity
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
Hey! Feel free to send us an email at support@buzzsprout.com and we would be happy to look into this for you!
@victorgartner4872
@victorgartner4872 Год назад
Your speech is easy to understand because you do not speak too fast and articulate well. This video would have been more helpful if it included examples of Audio file before and after compression, changes in ratio, etc.
@woahatoe5485
@woahatoe5485 3 года назад
okay but how do you REMOVE the compressor
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
Hey! Kindly shoot us an email at support@buzzsprout.com regarding your question.
@drlyvsy
@drlyvsy 26 дней назад
Looks like your Audacity playlist is gone?
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 25 дней назад
Hey there! We've put together all our software tutorials in one playlist! Check it out here:ru-vid.com/group/PL_7hD9e-mJ3VXNv8G4yXnALfGuHb1XdXw&si=G8mBPig95BwpC2rP
@drlyvsy
@drlyvsy 25 дней назад
@@Buzzsprout thank you so much!
@Youtuber-ku4nk
@Youtuber-ku4nk 2 года назад
"buzzsprout" that is how your audio sounds 😅
@garonmorrison2557
@garonmorrison2557 2 года назад
leevers
@dejazO0
@dejazO0 2 года назад
it wasnt good you just said their defination and nothing else
@vertyisprobablydead
@vertyisprobablydead 8 месяцев назад
He's American and he pronounces levers as "leevers" why?
@TheKevinKitchen
@TheKevinKitchen Год назад
Excellent ! Thank you .
@goatpasta9553
@goatpasta9553 3 года назад
For some reason when i compress, it doesnt make the spikes quiter, it makes the quiet stuff louder. Nowhere seems to explain why?
@Buzzsprout
@Buzzsprout 3 года назад
There's a good chance you have a gain adjustment turned on. That means that once Audacity compresses your audio it then makes the whole track louder to compensate. Make sure you aren't applying a gain adjustment and that should fix the problem
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