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Assignment 1B: Recording and editing a telephony call - Better

Submitted by alicemercer on Sun, 2007-07-29 03:13

Okay, when you have audio like on my last file, you try to locate the source, so I asked someone else if they would chat with me in Skype so I could record it. Sharon Peters pitched in. Still you can hear some significant volume issues. The weird background noise is gone though.

This is done in Audacity on a PC. 

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