Audacity Forum

I discovered a little trick, though I am sure there is an easier way to do it. Have one of the parts you want to combine, opened in Audacity. Then have the second part ready, but not opened in Audacity. Go to: Project > Import Audio... , then select the second track. It will open below the current o...

I figured out -- it was very simple -- how to combine two tracks, but the problem is at the point I want them combined, it simply stops the first cue and then goes to the second. I am wanting to combine the two tracks so they are playing at the same time for the 10 or so seconds that would cross ont...

Because I downlaoded,as I recall, a few months after the release which I didn't know about at the time. It's a re-recording made specifically for the CD, and the original is 50% different and not released as well. It's just a beautiful piece of music I would love to have seperated and put onto a com...

Already made a reply with the problem I am having with the solution.

The most complicated thing I have ever done with a music program, is use Exact Audio Copy to check spectral analysis. I'm a newbie here, and I don't know that, or much of anything else in regards to Audacity.

Still hoping someone can help.

I tried High Pass Filter jsut now. It worked quite well, but didn't take the noise out fully, and sadly when the part where it filtered out passes, the volumes just back up, so it's broken the feel and flow of the beginning of the track. And it sounds like it affected the music a little as well. Hig...

Anybody had a chance to mess with it?

Here is a longer sample. From the loudest peak of the noise, and some extra music incase that helps:

http://www.zshare.net/audio/15743875956483b9/

No, not the same. I bought[/b] my CD years ago.

So, I am basically out of luck, huh? I hate it when voice sample are added to score to "enhance" it. Sorry, but it didnt' need "enhancing".