Also I have an interface which has 2 primary unbalanced XLR inputs, there is another 2 balanced XLR inputs but I can't record audio through these inputs (inputs 3&4 on the steinberg UR44). And idea on how to get the interface to use the last 2 inputs rather than the first two
Oh my... this is THRILLING. I had no idea what I was doing in Audacity and I am 20 minutes into your video and have learned so much! S for silence... I want to have a party!!! Thank you.
This video is the absolute best video Ive seen on the complete process from beginning to end on using audacity. It was a total game changer, combine this with Josh's EQ video and Im feeling quite confident in my ability to produce studio quality audio. This is a foundational guide to Voice Over. Thanks Josh!!!
The BEST tutorial there is. I’m an absolute beginner to audacity and this video was the most informative and detailed video I’ve watched. If you don’t think you have an hour to sit and watch. MAKE TIME.
I was hesitant about sitting down for a 1 hour video tutorial, but I'm so glad I did! You broke everything down and I feel more than ready to edit my podcast! This was a blessing! Thank you!!
34:27 ...dude, this is a game changer for me Josh. I at first didn't understand the importance of "noise gate"...until I thought back at all the times I've gone through and silenced out breathing, creaking chair, etc, something I sometimes put off doing in audacity and physically cut up with FCPX. Bam. Simplified. I'm conflicted here. I want everyone to know about this channel...then again, I like feeling like I have a sound guru that nobody knows about haha So glad I found you bro.
I really needed to watch this. I agree with everyone who says this is the most comprehensive TH-cam video on Audacity so far. As a budding podcaster, I really needed that Noise Gate hack. Great job dude. Greetings from Nairobi, Kenya.
I recently lost my job and have been revisiting projects that might make money mainly my podcast and possibly a look into Voiceover work. I fond myself trying to figure out things that I hadn't done in Audacity for over a year. I will say without a shadow of a doubt that your video is the best video on Audacity I have ever laid eyes on!!! I am a fan. Now a subscriber and I'll be reaching out to see if you can help get me on my way! BRAVO!
I’ve always been told I talk too much and have too much imagination. Never thought I’d be able to put those two things together into a passion project. So grateful I’ve found your channel right at the start. Thank you for all the amazing content, tips and tricks, but especially for making it all so easy to understand for those of us without any background in audio production. Bless your heart!
This guy is a OG I WAS ALMOST ready to quit TILL I FOUND HIS VIDEOS and didn’t think I had a voice for recording my music could never get the sound I heard on other professionals tracks all the other videos I watched made my voice sound crap BASS BOOST TREBLE BOOST NO GOOD ENDLESS NORMALISATIONS WRONG WRONG WRONG. THANK YOU SO MUCH AND ITS FREE AMAZING WORK JOSH HOPE HE COVERS AUTO TUNE AND SOME OTHER PLUG INS SOON. I will be bringing all my friends to his stuff big love all the way from the uk josh
You’re the man Caleb! There’s a lot of bad info out there 🤦♂️. Bunch of goofballs lol. Check out the other tutorials like vocals for music 🤙. Appreciate you fam
Josh Meyer is the best expert on audacity. he knows his stuff. He has helped us and it was so worth it. retain him & you will be happy you did. Thumbs up for Josh Meyer the Voiceovermaster.
Trying to get a good understanding of Audacity, I'm in because you talk through what the specific effect does and how it changes the track. Thanks. thumbs up from me!
When I met this channel with my second channel (Ancient Insights), he saved by life and prepared me to launch this new channel that is doing amazingly well. Thank you ones again Josh. This is Gabriel of Ancient Insights Channel, I always come back to learn
I get bored very easily with tutorials and usually do not make it to the end. This tutorial was done very well. Josh was quick to his points without going overboard with boring details but at the same time giving plenty of information on how a beginner can use Audacity in a very simple way. This type of free information is hard to find. Thank you Josh!! I may be contacting you in the near future for some hands on lessons in making music.
Great tutorial for audacity. Kept having to stop and move back because you go to fast and/or your cursor needs to be yellow. Of course I am 64 yrs old so that may have something to do with it. Conversely, due to age I watch and learn everything from YT tutorials so I am most likely a good critic. Thank you
This is literally my first 24 hours doing voice over. Thank you, thank you, thank you for creating this content! Subbed for more high value content as I make my way through this new adventure.
This saved my life as a choral conducting student of a music conservatory in distance learning. Thanks to this I could record the songs I'm conducting so my choir can learn them at home and prepare for my exam concert. Thank you so much!
Thanks, Josh, this is a great new year update on using Audacity. I'm pleased to report I've used many ideas and suggestions from your earlier tutorials in my audio fiction podcast, Tall And True Short Reads. I'm now up to lucky 13 episodes and over time, I've been customising EQ settings for my vocals so that my short story narrations sound good but also sound like me! One tip I would recommend you share with others is to always keep a backup of the raw vocals. After watching your latest video, I "tweaked" my most recent podcast episode and made the rookie mistake of EQ'ing my EQ'ed vocals .... over AND over! The result was BASSY and BOOMY, but thankfully I had a cleanish backup because it looked like I'd have to re-record the vocals. 😰 PS. I've made a small donation in appreciation of your tutorials. 🙏
Robert! You’re the man. Love you’re storytelling my friend. Great to hear from you. Sounds like you’re doing great. I love hearing that. Be well and don’t hesitate to email if you need anything. Thanks again for mentioning me in your blog🤙🙏
@@VoiceOverMaster, hey Josh, I've just dropped episode 16 of my Tall And True Short Reads podcast. And I thought you might like to know I've added Production Notes (with links) to the podcast's show notes: "Tall And True Short Reads is produced using Audacity. Thanks to VoiceOverMaster (Josh Meyer) for Audacity recording tips and tricks." 🙏
Subscribed and liked! I am about to start my VO portfolio and your video was a great way to start knowing how to get the best out of my voice with Audacity, Thanks a lot man!
Thanks for all these amazing audacity videos thanks to you and other audio/studio youtubers i was able to start my basic home studio. Not only that thanks to your eq teaching the songs im dropping sound way better then what i had before. Plus all the voice over tip are handy for i just started my own local hiphop show. So i learned alot from you about how to get my promo sounding clean. Hats freaking off to you my man!
Start of video : "Okay, it's getting late on a work night ... I'll just watch a little and see if this video is worth saving to watch later." 1 hour later "Wait I watched through the whole thing without meaning to!!" Thank you for this video, I've been doing some voice work for a little while but you had some tips in here way beyond what I knew before that are going to really help - that noise gate for long form audio is going to be a game changer for me!
Thankx Josh, I applied for the first time your EQ on my latest video after 300 video's I did not like the sound. I am excited about the results of God's 6-Ft Golden Rule. God Bless my friend.
Thank you for this video, I always wanted to learn how to use Audacity and this was the best and most comprehensive tutorial I came across. Man, I never noticed those siblants until you pointed them out and cranked up the volume but once you did they bothered the daylights out of me. So glad you showed us how to reduce them. Great tutorial.... much enjoyed, it was a pleasure to watch.... Thank You.
This was great! The wife and I started a podcast February 2021 and being new to it I have found your videos to be the most helpful out there, hands down. I'm still learning (podcasting is not my full time job) but these videos are extremely helpful to put together something that people want to listen to and to have a high quality sound.
i'm working to make podcast in arabic language about aviation and your tutorial is very very helpful cause i'm new starter ... thank you and much respect to you from Iraq
Brilliant tips ,sir, you have really helped me. I only started recording myself playing classical guitar and it has been a mass of confusion about gear, daws, etc, etc,. Thank goodness for your videos you have been godsend not only that but your right on the point as a teacher. Thanks very much.
This was a great tutorial. One thing I will say from my studies of voiceover so far is that I'm surprised you recommended silencing gaps between speech. The wisdom is that human ears aren't accustomed to silence and it can be a bit jarring or unpleasant for listeners if you include it in audios. A low noise floor (somewhere around -70dB) is preferred depending on what your project is.
Superb!!! - I just could learn within one day with zero knowledge in subject. You have made it so simple that learning become interesting. Could manage to practically do simultaneously with you. This is fantastic field, fantasti way of your teaching. Totally cool. Thank you so much. keep sharing such wonderful knowledge.
Great teaching tool. I volunteer at a community radio station and record my 1 hr show at home on my MAC. I had trouble after downloading the new Big Sur OS. Had trouble with mic & over dubbing. Your videos helped and now I am experimenting with your EQ tips to sound better. Your editing tips are good too. Thanks.
Thank you for this. Very good information here. I have to say though the imbalance between the stereo channels seems weird. Sometimes I can only hear you on either left or right. Kind of distracting. Thank you nonetheless.
Hello Josh, I watched last years video and loved it. I am wondering why there is an emphasis in the right ear ONLY for the first second or so in seemingly this entire recording?
Thanks Josh! Im fluent in Ableton and still getting used to the quirks of Audacity. Your video does a good job of teaching what you need without over-explaining things to the point of redundancy. I like the side-by-side comparisons you do when applying audio effects to the voice recording.
I have the Samson Meteor Mic and it's pretty incredible for the price. Had to replace it with a dynamic mic because I live in a super hot climate with no AC so fans are a must and the dynamic helps with reducing the fan noise in Audacity without destroying the vocals.
Long? I don't think you can learn stuff well in just 5 minutes. I found everything I wanted here. Audacity looks simple but the features are awesome. Thanks for the video!
Thank you for taking the time to make and inform people like on Audacity because the internet can be misleading (google etc) you didnt go over auto duck . Id use that with a compression on my songs . and it seem like it help .. any advice on making music tracks ?
Liked and subscribed. Best tutorial on Audacity I've watched so far. Gave me a clearer understanding of why I'm using some of the effects, and what order they should be done in. Thanks man!
For basically free software, Ive learned a lot using it, mostly creating foley art qucikly, its brilliant for that I found.. I still use it for that. Ive been trying to get some of my musical peers to learn Reaper, but that was a steep learning curve for me. I need Reaper for my compositions I generally start with in midi If someone has little or no experience with recording and mixing, you can figure it out pretty quickly and get great results and really like the flac format
audacity is cool and the new updates are nice i be glade if one day they can find a way to set it up for setting up bus on the mixer and maybe track freeze for multitrack recording and i love my mic blue snow ball mic
I have always dreamed of doing voiceover work and this video has really helped me to know where to start to get a good sound, especially when I can't afford a super great room setup. Thank you!
very nicely done..... due to COVID, I've found myself a quick study in voice-overs for power point presentations! Thanks for your help! I really appreciate it! Stay safe! Doug
Very nice thank you. Just starting out with my headset mic :D One cool shortcut I've discovered is pressing the HOME button on the keyboard takes you to the beginning of the editing timeline (instead of double clicking). Cheers!
VoiceOverMaster - Thank you for this jam-packed tutorial. I'm just brand new to the voice-over industry, and I am so glad I came across your TH-cam Channel. Still waiting to launch my first job but this tutorial will go a long way towards me being able to produce some decent work in Audacity. Happy New Year to you and your loved ones.
Dude your awesome, my audio has been kinda blah lately with my videos and I tried some of those tips you mentioned and notice a massive difference. Thanks
Thank you, sir. That was perfect (for me). I have a lot of home recording experience, but just downloaded Audacity, and I'm just starting in this VO game. This video is priceless to me right now...and it's a good thing that it's "priceless", 'cause I'm broke!. lol.Thank you so much.
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Subbed! Commented! Liked! Best Audacity Value on YT - Better than Pat Flynn!
You’re the man Dallas! Thanks so much buddy! 🙏
I cant believe you would say that about Pat Flynn. The Audacity!!!
JK I dont know who that is
Time stamps and order for vocal/audio processing
1. 30:15 -> Noise reduction
2. 39:24 -> Eq (filter curve/Graphic eq)
3. 41:55 -> Compression (-15db threshold, -40db Noise floor, 2:1 talking 4:1 singing)
4. 43:48 -> Normalization (-3db)
14:55 -> Plosive (pencil tool)
46:10 -> Sibilance (De-amplify)
34:40 -> Noise gate (primarily long form audio)
53:24 -> Add background music + fade in/out (Envelope tool)
57:00 -> Export (Ctrl+Shift+E)
18:25 -> Hotkeys
To find hot key's click EDIT at top of audacity screen and than click preferences.
Edit->preferences
New Track-Control+Shift+N
Play or Pause-Spacebar
Cut-Control+X
Copy-Control+C
Paste-Control+V
Repeat- Control+R
Duplicate-Control+D
Delete-Delete
Forward 1 second-Right arrow
Back 1 second-Left arrow
Silence-Control L
Export-Control+Shift+E
Also I have an interface which has 2 primary unbalanced XLR inputs, there is another 2 balanced XLR inputs but I can't record audio through these inputs (inputs 3&4 on the steinberg UR44). And idea on how to get the interface to use the last 2 inputs rather than the first two
Thanks for the time stamps! I’d have to look into your interface.
@@VoiceOverMaster thank YOU for the great guides!
Thank you so much!
Dude you're a godsend! Thank you lool
I’m 20 mins in and this is so helpful. It is sooo overwhelming searching all over the place for audacity tutorials. Thanks for the one stop shop!
You’re so welcome Nancy! So glad this help you!😊
Oh my... this is THRILLING. I had no idea what I was doing in Audacity and I am 20 minutes into your video and have learned so much! S for silence... I want to have a party!!! Thank you.
Haha so glad I could help you Desiree! 😊🙏
This video is the absolute best video Ive seen on the complete process from beginning to end on using audacity. It was a total game changer, combine this with Josh's EQ video and Im feeling quite confident in my ability to produce studio quality audio. This is a foundational guide to Voice Over. Thanks Josh!!!
You’re awesome Tricia!! Look forward to working with you more when I’m back in town😊
The BEST tutorial there is. I’m an absolute beginner to audacity and this video was the most informative and detailed video I’ve watched. If you don’t think you have an hour to sit and watch. MAKE TIME.
I was hesitant about sitting down for a 1 hour video tutorial, but I'm so glad I did! You broke everything down and I feel more than ready to edit my podcast! This was a blessing! Thank you!!
34:27 ...dude, this is a game changer for me Josh. I at first didn't understand the importance of "noise gate"...until I thought back at all the times I've gone through and silenced out breathing, creaking chair, etc, something I sometimes put off doing in audacity and physically cut up with FCPX. Bam. Simplified.
I'm conflicted here. I want everyone to know about this channel...then again, I like feeling like I have a sound guru that nobody knows about haha
So glad I found you bro.
Haha you’re so very welcome Meta! Love the comment my friend 🙏
I really needed to watch this. I agree with everyone who says this is the most comprehensive TH-cam video on Audacity so far. As a budding podcaster, I really needed that Noise Gate hack. Great job dude. Greetings from Nairobi, Kenya.
Thanks so much Herman! I appreciate you buddy 🤙
Thank God. I Have watched the whole entire video right here from my home studio without any disturbances. thanks alot Josh
You’re welcome! 😊
I recently lost my job and have been revisiting projects that might make money mainly my podcast and possibly a look into Voiceover work. I fond myself trying to figure out things that I hadn't done in Audacity for over a year. I will say without a shadow of a doubt that your video is the best video on Audacity I have ever laid eyes on!!! I am a fan. Now a subscriber and I'll be reaching out to see if you can help get me on my way! BRAVO!
Thanks so much Craig! 🙏 I appreciate you. Reach out when you’re ready 🤙
I’ve always been told I talk too much and have too much imagination. Never thought I’d be able to put those two things together into a passion project. So grateful I’ve found your channel right at the start. Thank you for all the amazing content, tips and tricks, but especially for making it all so easy to understand for those of us without any background in audio production. Bless your heart!
Haha thanks so much Nicole ! You’re awesome!
Holy cow that was amazing. I really was loathing over doing things piecemeal and am SO glad that I found you. I switched "Dodge" to "Toyota," though!
Haha you’re welcome!😊
This guy is a OG I WAS ALMOST ready to quit TILL I FOUND HIS VIDEOS and didn’t think I had a voice for recording my music could never get the sound I heard on other professionals tracks all the other videos I watched made my voice sound crap BASS BOOST TREBLE BOOST NO GOOD ENDLESS NORMALISATIONS WRONG WRONG WRONG.
THANK YOU SO MUCH AND ITS FREE AMAZING WORK JOSH HOPE HE COVERS AUTO TUNE AND SOME OTHER PLUG INS SOON. I will be bringing all my friends to his stuff big love all the way from the uk josh
You’re the man Caleb! There’s a lot of bad info out there 🤦♂️. Bunch of goofballs lol. Check out the other tutorials like vocals for music 🤙. Appreciate you fam
To be honest your voice doesnt need any voice editor .Thats so good.Thanks for the video:)
Josh Meyer is the best expert on audacity. he knows his stuff. He has helped us and it was so worth it. retain him & you will be happy you did. Thumbs up for Josh Meyer the Voiceovermaster.
I’m always a fan of Givers University!😊 thanks so much 🙏
he's awesome indeed ;)
Trying to get a good understanding of Audacity, I'm in because you talk through what the specific effect does and how it changes the track. Thanks. thumbs up from me!
Thanks you!!🙏
When I met this channel with my second channel (Ancient Insights), he saved by life and prepared me to launch this new channel that is doing amazingly well. Thank you ones again Josh. This is Gabriel of Ancient Insights Channel, I always come back to learn
I get bored very easily with tutorials and usually do not make it to the end. This tutorial was done very well. Josh was quick to his points without going overboard with boring details but at the same time giving plenty of information on how a beginner can use Audacity in a very simple way. This type of free information is hard to find. Thank you Josh!! I may be contacting you in the near future for some hands on lessons in making music.
Wow! Thanks so much for taking a sec to make such an awesome comment. I appreciate you 🙏
A long tutorial but worth every second of it. Thank you for taking the time to teach us .
Thanks for the kind words! You’re very welcome😊🙏
Great tutorial for audacity. Kept having to stop and move back because you go to fast and/or your cursor needs to be yellow. Of course I am 64 yrs old so that may have something to do with it. Conversely, due to age I watch and learn everything from YT tutorials so I am most likely a good critic. Thank you
Haha Thanks so much! 🙏
This is literally my first 24 hours doing voice over. Thank you, thank you, thank you for creating this content! Subbed for more high value content as I make my way through this new adventure.
Me too! Good luck Tamara.
This saved my life as a choral conducting student of a music conservatory in distance learning. Thanks to this I could record the songs I'm conducting so my choir can learn them at home and prepare for my exam concert. Thank you so much!
That’s amazing 🙏😊. So glad I could help you
Trust and believe this was worth every minute.Thank you sir.
Ayyy my dude 💪
Thanks, Josh, this is a great new year update on using Audacity. I'm pleased to report I've used many ideas and suggestions from your earlier tutorials in my audio fiction podcast, Tall And True Short Reads. I'm now up to lucky 13 episodes and over time, I've been customising EQ settings for my vocals so that my short story narrations sound good but also sound like me! One tip I would recommend you share with others is to always keep a backup of the raw vocals. After watching your latest video, I "tweaked" my most recent podcast episode and made the rookie mistake of EQ'ing my EQ'ed vocals .... over AND over! The result was BASSY and BOOMY, but thankfully I had a cleanish backup because it looked like I'd have to re-record the vocals. 😰 PS. I've made a small donation in appreciation of your tutorials. 🙏
Robert! You’re the man. Love you’re storytelling my friend. Great to hear from you. Sounds like you’re doing great. I love hearing that. Be well and don’t hesitate to email if you need anything. Thanks again for mentioning me in your blog🤙🙏
@@VoiceOverMaster, hey Josh, I've just dropped episode 16 of my Tall And True Short Reads podcast. And I thought you might like to know I've added Production Notes (with links) to the podcast's show notes: "Tall And True Short Reads is produced using Audacity. Thanks to VoiceOverMaster (Josh Meyer) for Audacity recording tips and tricks." 🙏
Thanks, man. Its such an overwhelming program at first glance, but now, I'm ready to fully tame this beast.
You got this!💪
Excellent instruction! Thank you VoiceOverMaster!!!
You’re welcome Marc!
I do skip ads when I'm watching TH-cam videos but not on this channel. Thanks for this gold, Josh!
Haha. David... you’re the man! Thanks so much buddy🙏🤙
@@VoiceOverMaster Anytime, Josh🙏
I'm new here and have my Audacity editing capabilities up and running. I'll keep watching your Tutorials. Thanks..
Subscribed and liked! I am about to start my VO portfolio and your video was a great way to start knowing how to get the best out of my voice with Audacity, Thanks a lot man!
You’re welcome kim! Thanks so much! 🙏
Thanks for very nice and informative audacity toturial
Great tutorial. The sound quality in this video is insane!!!
Thanks Joshua! I appreciate you buddy🙏🤙.
Thank you very much! It`s going to help me big time with my music podcast!
So glad I could help Bear! 🤙
Thanks for all these amazing audacity videos thanks to you and other audio/studio youtubers i was able to start my basic home studio. Not only that thanks to your eq teaching the songs im dropping sound way better then what i had before. Plus all the voice over tip are handy for i just started my own local hiphop show. So i learned alot from you about how to get my promo sounding clean. Hats freaking off to you my man!
love this tutorial and
Hahaha love it! So glad I could help Loretta!😊
Just got this to start my podcast, this guide was super helpful, ty
Welcome!
I'm new at this and there are very few tutorials that are an hour long that I would watch from beginning to end. Comprehensive and amazing! Thank You!
You’re so welcome Eric!🙏
Start of video : "Okay, it's getting late on a work night ... I'll just watch a little and see if this video is worth saving to watch later."
1 hour later
"Wait I watched through the whole thing without meaning to!!"
Thank you for this video, I've been doing some voice work for a little while but you had some tips in here way beyond what I knew before that are going to really help - that noise gate for long form audio is going to be a game changer for me!
So glad I could help you! 🙏
Thank You so much. . you've really simplified it with your smooth explanation
Thanks so much Silvia! 🙏 you’re welcome
Thanks Josh! Welcome back, post pandemic! Great session here! Looking forward to the custom EQs!:-)
Hey! Thanks so much! Was such a pleasure working with you😊
Thank you! It was super helpful
Thankx Josh, I applied for the first time your EQ on my latest video after 300 video's I did not like the sound. I am excited about the results of God's 6-Ft Golden Rule. God Bless my friend.
Great work. Thanks.
That was such a helpful tutorial. Thank you so much for sharing.
You’re welcome Debbie! 😊
Damn! This is great! I feel like I've levelled up! Thank you so much.
Haha you’re so welcome Emily! 😊
Thank you for this video, I always wanted to learn how to use Audacity and this was the best and most comprehensive tutorial I came across. Man, I never noticed those siblants until you pointed them out and cranked up the volume but once you did they bothered the daylights out of me. So glad you showed us how to reduce them. Great tutorial.... much enjoyed, it was a pleasure to watch.... Thank You.
Thanks so much Rene! 🙏 so glad I could help you😊
This was great! The wife and I started a podcast February 2021 and being new to it I have found your videos to be the most helpful out there, hands down. I'm still learning (podcasting is not my full time job) but these videos are extremely helpful to put together something that people want to listen to and to have a high quality sound.
this was super helpful!
Best tutorial I have seen on TH-cam. Very easy to follow and understand. Outstanding job Josh.
Thanks so much Miguel! I appreciate you fam
i'm working to make podcast in arabic language about aviation and your tutorial is very very helpful cause i'm new starter ... thank you and much respect to you from Iraq
You’re welcome Mohammed!🤙🙏
I will thank you 🙏 in person in my podcast im still working and practicing till i think im ready to publish the podcast ✊
This has been a very helpful video to me, in cleaning up my old cassette tape music and putting it on SoundCloud. To be enjoyed by younger generation!
Brilliant tips ,sir, you have really helped me. I only started recording myself playing classical guitar and it has been a mass of confusion about gear, daws, etc, etc,. Thank goodness for your videos you have been godsend not only that but your right on the point as a teacher. Thanks very much.
Thanks so much Edward!🙏🙏
This was a great tutorial. One thing I will say from my studies of voiceover so far is that I'm surprised you recommended silencing gaps between speech. The wisdom is that human ears aren't accustomed to silence and it can be a bit jarring or unpleasant for listeners if you include it in audios. A low noise floor (somewhere around -70dB) is preferred depending on what your project is.
For a commercial with background music/sounds it’s all good and is recommended. For audiobooks… not so much😉😊. Thanks for the comment!
@@VoiceOverMaster lol, makes sense. You're welcome and thanks for taking the time to respond / clarify. 🙂
Thanks for ur tutorials... it helped me a lot... 😊😊
You’re welcome Nick!
Superb!!! - I just could learn within one day with zero knowledge in subject. You have made it so simple that learning become interesting. Could manage to practically do simultaneously with you. This is fantastic field, fantasti way of your teaching. Totally cool.
Thank you so much. keep sharing such wonderful knowledge.
This video is 🔥. Appreciate the knowledge my guy
You’re welcome brother! Appreciate you 🤙
Great teaching tool. I volunteer at a community radio station and record my 1 hr show at home on my MAC. I had trouble after downloading the new Big Sur OS. Had trouble with mic & over dubbing. Your videos helped and now I am experimenting with your EQ tips to sound better. Your editing tips are good too. Thanks.
You’re very welcome! 😊
Thank you for this. Very good information here. I have to say though the imbalance between the stereo channels seems weird. Sometimes I can only hear you on either left or right. Kind of distracting. Thank you nonetheless.
I think I was having issues with OBS. Thanks buddy!
Awesome content!! Subbed! Time slider tool not showing in my Audacity, any quick fixes?
Check the latest video 🤙
Thanksssss a lottta!
Hello Josh, I watched last years video and loved it. I am wondering why there is an emphasis in the right ear ONLY for the first second or so in seemingly this entire recording?
I accidentally had both of my mics recording 😂🤦♂️
WOW! This is an awesome video and great introduction. Thank you.
You’re welcome 😊
Thanks Josh! Im fluent in Ableton and still getting used to the quirks of Audacity. Your video does a good job of teaching what you need without over-explaining things to the point of redundancy. I like the side-by-side comparisons you do when applying audio effects to the voice recording.
Thanks so much Randy! 🙏
This is helpful thank you very much.
Thanks so much! 🙏
I have the Samson Meteor Mic and it's pretty incredible for the price. Had to replace it with a dynamic mic because I live in a super hot climate with no AC so fans are a must and the dynamic helps with reducing the fan noise in Audacity without destroying the vocals.
this is such a great tutorial, thanks so much :)
You’re so welcome Therese! 😊🙏
Long? I don't think you can learn stuff well in just 5 minutes. I found everything I wanted here. Audacity looks simple but the features are awesome. Thanks for the video!
Thanks so much Radek! 🙏
What an incredible tutorial! Thank you so much! Looking forward to becoming immortal as I record my music. This is the very BEST Audacity tutorial.
Hope you’re crushin it Chad!💪🤙
Glad i found this video very helpful. Thank you 🙏🏾🙏🏾
You’re welcome Peter! 🤙
Aww man you did an AWESOME job! You didn’t leave out ANYTHING thank you so much for the knowledgeable information.
Thanks so much HoganLife 💪🤙. I appreciate you 🙏
HAPPY NEW YEAR....HAPPY BELATED FESTIVITIES. I will see you this year. It has been a few minutes since we had a class...
I look forward to catching up!😊
Amazing tutorial on one of the best free tools I have seen on the internet in the recent times. Thank you so much for the help! you rock!
Thanks so much Ajay! So glad this helped you💪
Thank you for taking the time to make and inform people like on Audacity because the internet can be misleading (google etc) you didnt go over auto duck . Id use that with a compression on my songs . and it seem like it help .. any advice on making music tracks ?
We occasionally use Audacity for bulk conversion tasks
Very cool!
Great Tutorial Thank You!!
You’re welcome!
thank you sir, its very informative and teaches very fast
So glad this helped! Wishing you the best!
Liked and subscribed. Best tutorial on Audacity I've watched so far. Gave me a clearer understanding of why I'm using some of the effects, and what order they should be done in. Thanks man!
You’re welcome Kantad!
Awesome tutorial🤗 keep it up
For basically free software, Ive learned a lot using it, mostly creating foley art qucikly, its brilliant for that I found.. I still use it for that. Ive been trying to get some of my musical peers to learn Reaper, but that was a steep learning curve for me. I need Reaper for my compositions I generally start with in midi
If someone has little or no experience with recording and mixing, you can figure it out pretty quickly and get great results and really like the flac format
audacity is cool and the new updates are nice i be glade if one day they can find a way to set it up for setting up bus on the mixer and maybe track freeze for multitrack recording and i love my mic blue snow ball mic
One day!
I have always dreamed of doing voiceover work and this video has really helped me to know where to start to get a good sound, especially when I can't afford a super great room setup. Thank you!
I'm new to audio recording and finding this video has helped me and saved me so much time. Thanks so much. New fan and supporter here.
You’re so welcome buddy! Glad I could help you 🙏
Nice man. Thanks you for this.
You’re welcome buddy 🤙
Great stuff, very concise and succinct. All killer and no filler. Keep up the good work.
Haha love it Adam! Thanks buddy 🙏🤙
omg, i love you! (I'm subscribing now!!)
Thanks so much Rapia! 🙏
very nicely done..... due to COVID, I've found myself a quick study in voice-overs for power point presentations! Thanks for your help! I really appreciate it! Stay safe! Doug
Once again Josh, you did a great job.Thanks my freind for coaching. That is a very valuable video clip. You are awsome man.
Hey Cyrus! Thanks so much!🙏. I appreciate you
Awesome tutorial bro, really helped me understand audacity better as new user and get it set up where I will be editing my podcast with efficiency
So glad this helped you Kyle! 🤙
Thank you for this tutorial! This is the best one so far. Comprehensive and straight to the point.
Thanks so much Modest D! 🙏
Very nice thank you. Just starting out with my headset mic :D One cool shortcut I've discovered is pressing the HOME button on the keyboard takes you to the beginning of the editing timeline (instead of double clicking). Cheers!
Absolutely the best explainer video on audacity : )
Great stuff, Josh!!
Thanks so much!🙏🙏
Josh, you are now my appointed sound coach. You got the job! 😁
Thank u for this, I needed this for a school project! SUPER HELPFUL 😭💝💝💝
So glad i could help you 🙏
VoiceOverMaster - Thank you for this jam-packed tutorial. I'm just brand new to the voice-over industry, and I am so glad I came across your TH-cam Channel. Still waiting to launch my first job but this tutorial will go a long way towards me being able to produce some decent work in Audacity. Happy New Year to you and your loved ones.
Dude your awesome, my audio has been kinda blah lately with my videos and I tried some of those tips you mentioned and notice a massive difference. Thanks
You're awesome! So detailed! Thank you!
Thanks so much 🙏. I appreciate you
audacity looked like a cavemans wonderland until i came across this video. THANK YOU BRO!!!!!!!!!!!
Welcome my dude🤙
Thank you, sir. That was perfect (for me). I have a lot of home recording experience, but just downloaded Audacity, and I'm just starting in this VO game. This video is priceless to me right now...and it's a good thing that it's "priceless", 'cause I'm broke!. lol.Thank you so much.
Lol you’re so welcome!
Thank you so much for this tutorial!! It answered so many questions!
You’re welcome 🙏