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I need to listen to a sound file at different frequency combinations in order to highlight a voice that is illegible in the background. These options need to be generated automatically. What tool to take for this?
 
I need to listen to a sound file at different frequency combinations in order to highlight a voice that is illegible in the background. These options need to be generated automatically. What tool to take for this?
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I need to listen to a sound file at different frequency combinations in order to highlight a voice that is illegible in the background. These options need to be generated automatically. What tool to take for this?
I use Magix Audio Studio.

But there is decent freeware audio editing programs out there that could do the trick such as Audacity.

You have to know what you are doing though. You have to know how to use the filters and noise cancelation functions.
 
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But there is decent freeware audio editing programs out there that could do the trick such as Audacity.

You have to know what you are doing though. You have to know how to use the filters and noise cancelation functions.
Yes, I tried to use audacity, but it didn’t work because I don’t know how the filters work. So I thought it would be easier to generate different files with random options and just listen.
 
I need to listen to a sound file at different frequency combinations in order to highlight a voice that is illegible in the background. These options need to be generated automatically. What tool to take for this?

Create a narrow bandpass filter of a few hundred hertz to reject the background then sweep the spectrum for the spot which best raises the voice out of the noise floor, then play with the spread of the bandpass (FWHM) to optimize it for the width of the voice signal.
 
Create a narrow bandpass filter of a few hundred hertz to reject the background then sweep the spectrum for the spot which best raises the voice out of the noise floor, then play with the spread of the bandpass (FWHM) to optimize it for the width of the voice signal.
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