- Audacity Tinny Voice
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Step 1
Open Audacity, click “File” and “Open” and locate the file you want to fix.
Step 2
Click “Play” and locate the section with the metallic, tin-like sound. Once you have located the section, click “Stop”
Step 3
I recorded a voiceover for a video essay that sounds very tinny. Attached is the process I went through before adding the voiceover to the video. I work with Adobe Audition. I followed this tutorial: Make Your Audio and Voice Sound Better – Audition CC Tutorial - YouTube Here you can. The metallic, tin-like sound you may hear in your audio is an unwelcome annoyance. All audio editing platforms like Audacity, Adobe Audition, and AVID have tools to help, but it’s not a sure fix. In Audacity, which is a free open source audio recording and editing application, you can use their “equalization” effects tool.
Drag the cursor over the part with the metallic sound to highlight
Audacity Tinny Voice
Step 4
Click “Edit” and select “Equalization”
Step 5
In the Equalization dialogue box, double-click around 8 kilohertz on the equalization line to insert a plot mark
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Step 6
Double-click on 7 kilohertz and 9 kilohertz to create two more plot marks
Step 7
Click and hold the 8 kilohertz plot mark and drag the mark down do the -24 dB level. The equalization line should look like a flat line with a dip near the end
Step 8
Click “Preview” to review how much you’ve reduced the sound
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Step 9
Drag the bottom plot mark to the left if you can still hear a “high-pitched” metallic sound. Drag this mark to the right if you can still hear a “low-pitched sound.
Step 10
You can further narrow the field of equalization by dragging the top-left plot mark a little to the right and the top-right plot mark a little to left.
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Step 11
Tinny Voice Quality
Once you are happy click “OK” to save