The Completely Off-Topic Socialization Thread (10)

[Jestem TS]

This is an example of one of the basic features I use a lot that Audacity doesn't have.  In Audacity, you have to highlight each part you want to amplify separately, which is time consuming and results in sudden jumps and drops in the audio volume rather than a smooth transition through the volume change.  In Cool Edit Pro, you highlight the entire file, and then can pull up a nice little amplification graph where you can adjust the volume where needed while also leaving a smooth volume fade transition between the different levels making the adjustments seamless and unnoticed.

Cool Edit Pro, eh? Is it free? Easy?

[(insert name here)]

Is it free? Easy?

It's Freesy, my friend!

To be more specific:
If you get it from me, it's free.  The interface control is much more intuitive than Audacity in my opinion.  Since it's more advanced than Audacity, there are a lot more tools for editing your audio.  That's where the only "difficulty" comes in; you just have to take a bit more time to explore everything because there's more of it.  None of the tools are hard to use or figure out, though.

[Gretel Mk Monkey]

He used his claws obviously.

But Italian Super Cat's claws were made to slice people! (Why would they invade Earth without violence?) Imagine cat like that trying to pull a trigger when it's thinking of just slicing the weapon!

And I want Spam board back. The threads were cool 

[Jestem TS]

I went through an audio file and amplified the quieter parts which proved to be annoying and upon the rewatch, this annoying static noise (which I assume can't be removed) kept increasing /decreasing on points where I had amplified/decreased the sound.

[chrismafuchris]

Try using "Compressor".

[(insert name here)]

And I want Spam board back. The threads were cool 

I agree.  Not much else going on around here...

Speaking of which, someone go post in the Time to GIF thread.

Also, Jestem TS, a copy of Cool Edit Pro 2 is on its way to your house via the mail.

[Drifting]

I went through an audio file and amplified the quieter parts which proved to be annoying and upon the rewatch, this annoying static noise (which I assume can't be removed) kept increasing /decreasing on points where I had amplified/decreased the sound.

The static noise you describe is likely from clipping due to brickwalling. Try a moderate amount of compression that leaves the peaks of your audio intact.

[(insert name here)]

The static noise you describe is likely from clipping due to brickwalling. Try a moderate amount of compression that leaves the peaks of your audio intact.

From what he was describing, I thought he was talking about the background noise sounding too loud when he amplified quieter parts.

[Jestem TS]

Also, Jestem TS, a copy of Cool Edit Pro 2 is on its way to your house via the mail.

Come again?

[Genki]

I log into Steam, and guess what I see?

[Jestem TS]

I went through an audio file and amplified the quieter parts which proved to be annoying and upon the rewatch, this annoying static noise (which I assume can't be removed) kept increasing /decreasing on points where I had amplified/decreased the sound.

Never mind. I just went through it again amplifying the quiet parts so their peaks were about the same as the loudish ones. I'll upload the video tomorrow and then you lot can be the judge of my either tremendous success or abysmal failure.

[chrismafuchris]

I log into Steam, and guess what I see?

lol @ the recommended System of a Down videos.

[(insert name here)]

Come again?

I log into Steam, and guess what I see?

So...you got a sneak peek of a beta for a game that came out like five years ago?  Yay?

[Jestem TS]

You missed out the ship/plane/whatever form of travel you wish to get over the ocean.

[(insert name here)]

Since when don't I live in the UK?




Welp, this was fun.  Catch you guys next year...