I can't find a lot of good tutorials on a specific subject which is reducing the bass of an audio file using Audacity. Anybody know how? I can't get it to be perfect with vocals it's either too hissy or too much bass.
I can't find a lot of good tutorials on a specific subject which is reducing the bass of an audio file using Audacity. Anybody know how? I can't get it to be perfect with vocals it's either too hissy or too much bass.
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I hope this is only intended for Steam
There is no reason why you should remove Bass from a song, if you have anything against Bass, Me and STEvil will...
J/K
What is the intended outcome and what are the source files (aac/flac/mp3/etc)?
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You guys catch on pretty quick but lets just say this is for my cellphoneOriginally Posted by STEvil
.wave | 16bit | 11KHz
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ouch.. not gonna help at all
CTRL+A the audio file in Audacity, click Effect > Equalization....
On the blue bar click to make a few dots near the left end and drag the dots doiwn to make a curve from about 150hz down. 0-50hz probably want to be all flat line, even a bit higher.
To get rid of hissing you will probably have to drop off a bit of the top end and/or play with "Noise removal..." and "Normalize..." under effects. Also try using Amplify and going down a bit.
Have you tried using "High Pass Filter..." under effect? That one works best actually. Just set it to about 150-200hz.
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