Verify processed audio in Audacity

Demo summary
After processing with Auphonic, the user imports the file back into Audacity, removes the free-tier watermarks, and runs a successful ACX check.
Step-by-step
- Import the processed audio file back into Audacity
- Select and delete the watermarked audio segments from the beginning and end of the track
- Run the ACX check on the processed audio
Watch out for
- Free-tier processing adds audio watermarks to the start and end of the file that must be manually removed
Highlights
“it passes all the ACX parameters. It also meets all the technical requirements for ACX.”
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