Radio Chatter Effects

[Bluest of Blues]

Does anyone know where I might find either some good military/civilian radio chatter, preferably distorted to the point of being nearly-indecipherable for some ambient "radio sounds", or a tutorial on how to distort recorded audio in a similar fashion?

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[Lancelot9]

Get Audacity. It can generally do a good job of it. If you can't get to grips with that, a simple way to do it is just the WAV editor in windows. Overlay about 3 or 4 different streams that have their volumes altered at different points, and you should get a good effect.

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[Bluest of Blues]

Get Audacity. It can generally do a good job of it. If you can't get to grips with that, a simple way to do it is just the WAV editor in windows. Overlay about 3 or 4 different streams that have their volumes altered at different points, and you should get a good effect.

Thanks, I already have Audacity but was having trouble distorting without making it just a bunch of (annoying) noise. I'll look into your stream overlaying suggestion, hopefully that works out.

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