how can I do this?
thanks!,
~Mike
At least 2 ways with which I'm familiar. If memory serves, Audacity has both an HPF and EQ function.
The HPF function allows you to specify the frequency at which you'd like to start reducing the bass, but has a fixed rolloff slope below the specified frequency.
The EQ function allows you to define the starting frequency as well as customize the slope / curve.
Quote from: Brian Skalinder on November 17, 2008, 10:42:46 AM
At least 2 ways with which I'm familiar. If memory serves, Audacity has both an HPF and EQ function.
The HPF function allows you to specify the frequency at which you'd like to start reducing the bass, but has a fixed rolloff slope below the specified frequency.
The EQ function allows you to define the starting frequency as well as customize the slope / curve.
there is indeed 2 options. Using the EQ function, how can I do this. still a little confused. Thanks for the reply Bri....
just checking in on this, i have some recordings i would like to reduce the bass on also...
Overview of HPF: http://taperssection.com/index.php/topic,72399.msg970050.html#msg970050
Screenshot and short note on using EQ to apply HPF in Audacity: http://taperssection.com/index.php/topic,81253.msg1082031.html#msg1082031