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  1. Matt Matt

    Hey @narwhal is there any reason why there would be a big mangoing pop in my audio in a WAV file that I imported into Flash when it didn't happen in the raw Audacity file?

    Sunday, 03-Apr-16 04:16:29 UTC from web
    1. Narwhal Narwhal

      @mrmattimation I'm not too familiar with Flash so I'm not too sure how it encodes audio, but it could be that there was level clipping somewhere in the original WAV and that's showing up more audibly now that you've imported it into another program. Pops and other compression artifacts are generally results of dynamics issues.

      Sunday, 03-Apr-16 04:19:48 UTC from MuSTArDroid
      1. Matt Matt

        @narwhal Eh, I guess it doesn't matter. I went ahead and re-recorded that single word and layered it over in Flash while also muting the other track for that one single word so now my timeline looks like this. It looks stupid in the program but it sounds fine so WHATEVER. http://rainbowdash.net/url/836613

        Sunday, 03-Apr-16 04:21:55 UTC from web
      2. Matt Matt

        @narwhal Eh, I guess it doesn't matter. I went ahead and re-recorded that single word and layered it over in Flash while also muting the other track for that one single word so now my timeline looks like this. It looks stupid in the program but it sounds fine so WHATEVER. http://rainbowdash.net/url/836614

        Sunday, 03-Apr-16 04:22:30 UTC from web
        1. Narwhal Narwhal

          @mrmattimation Hey, whatever works!

          Sunday, 03-Apr-16 04:23:12 UTC from MuSTArDroid