Audacity Forum

Got to File -> Export and under Save as type:, choose MP3. Click Options to select bitrate/quality settings. The variable bitrate options will generally give you better quality for a given file size by using a higher bitrate when needed and a lower bitrate for parts of the song that are more easily...

Its mp3 for my car...
How can I compress this (lower bitrates)? when I export it? I am not too worried about the quality,as these days the quality is pretty good
I have exported at the low bit rate of only 32????I guess I will find out myself if it sounds bad or not

Gee thanks Gale,
you do help me out a bit.
I am doing a data cd

My recording is too big for my cd,how do I cut it,say 1.5 hours as the only way I now see is dragging the bar,but that is second by second..very slow?

shifting the pitch by -1.818 % will not tune it to A 432 Hz.

Thats what I thought.
Many thanks

I just deep burned 12 hours of music on a cd using data burn-thanks

So,I bought the wrong cd?this is a cd-R80 is there no way I can burn MP3 without gaps on it? for the 10 hours of music?
Will it compress even more if I make the quality "low"?
I have downloaded "DeepBurner" and will try..thanx

On M3 I have put more than 10 hours on a cd in the past ?

I have a file of 669 mb trying to burn onto a 700 mb cd....it appears this is not possible right,or should it be possible,as windows media says its too big.
Do I have to cut my audacity recording?

I tried this step http://truthconduit.weebly.com/convert-music-to-432-hz.html to convert the music to 432hz through these steps and i got a mp3 file nearly 4 x the size i expected and the music came out real strange...unlike the music I recorded.. :?: Anyone experienced in this I am running Chrome w...