Change “encoding” to “U-Law” and “Byte Order” to “Little-endian” then click import. Once this is complete Audacity will ask for some settings to import the raw data. tiff file, open up Audacity and click File>Import Raw Data then select your.

Per channel splits up where the color data for the photo is stored, allowing us to edit individual parts of the RGB spectrum. See below photo again: Leave everything as it is except “Pixel Order” change it to Per Channel. Then Photoshop will ask you about the settings for the. tiff next to “Save as type”. See the below photo for an example of how this should look: After opening, we need to save this file as a format that Audacity can understand.

The first step is to open the image in Photoshop.

In this tutorial I will be showing you how to use Audacity to edit photos as if they are sound, which can create some cool effects. Glitch art is an increasingly popular form of art that uses digital interference or glitches to make interesting art.