Anyone here able to help me out here? I normally do my editing with quicktime pro, and usually, that's enough. However, I currently have a file that has all kinds of background noise (mostly air conditioners/heaters, and (probably) water fountains kicking on and off during the whole presentation. I know audacity has the ability to filter out these kinds of things, but having loaded it for the first time today (never needed to do such work before) I'm at a loss as to how to do these things. I know it needs me to select the piece of noise I want to cancel, then apply the filter, but I can't figure out how to do the actual selection, I can't seem to get it to select anything but the whole file. Any assistance here would be appreciated.
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