I never used the third one and left it to default (i never got what this one does ). The upper handle was for threshold and the middle one for soft/hard. How do I get the old functionality with this new limiter (just rounding the peaks above the threshold without general changes to the dynamics). The sound is pumpy, distorted and more like the results of an record produced for radio stations.
I tried several settings but it seems to act more like a fast compressor or like recorded at too strong level that a limiter. Now I stuck at step 6 with the new limiter. Almost every time a quick but good enough result to me. This also gave a nice analogue-like old movie sound. This was an every-time-working workflow to kill harsh peaks. set to -6db (this is my standard gain for my homemade video files^^), compress and mux back to the video.And low-passing the mix track again with same settings. apply “leveler” to the high-passed track.cut off the stronger peaks from both tracks using the hard limiter.high-passing the other one using the opposite equalizer settings so both tracks being played togheter have the original sound again.low-passing the one track using a falling line in the equalizer.High and Lowpass to remove fuzzy frequency garbage at the ends of the spectrum.My workflow to audio tracks from videos that I made by myself (these are homemade videos, mostly more lo-fi from smartphones etc.): There is a filter named “limiter” instead. Now I’ve noticed that “hard limiter” has gone. I did update my audacity to the latest version recently.
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