• Adding static to a huge amount of audio files
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I'm trying to make a mod for Insurgency to change the voices, and while I've done most of it, I need to fix up some of the radio voices. Since the original files are not spoken over a radio, I need to add static to over 800 files, so editing files one by one isn't really much of an option, and batch editing is pretty much a necessity I'm trying to get these files to this sort of thing (1:30) [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08El1n6B7SA[/media] could anyone help me with this?
Have you not tried googling "batch audio editing"? Audacity does this: [url]http://www.howtogeek.com/57571/how-to-quickly-edit-multiple-files-in-audacity/[/url] You'll probably want to add noise, then reduce the sample rate and/or apply equalisation to make your sample sound like a walkie-talkie. Needless to say, play around with one file before applying your effects to all.
[QUOTE=DrTaxi;47340401]Have you not tried googling "batch audio editing"? Audacity does this: [url]http://www.howtogeek.com/57571/how-to-quickly-edit-multiple-files-in-audacity/[/url] You'll probably want to add noise, then reduce the sample rate and/or apply equalisation to make your sample sound like a walkie-talkie. Needless to say, play around with one file before applying your effects to all.[/QUOTE] Ive been using sound forge so I know about batch editting. I just didn't know what to do because I'm total retard when it comes to audio stuff [editline]18th March 2015[/editline] I couldn't find anything about audiosurf batch editting though, thanks
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SoX is pretty much the standard batch audio editing tool - like imagemagick for sound One of its filters will likely do what you need: [URL]http://sox.sourceforge.net/Docs/Features[/URL]
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