Audacity Forum

1. open audacity 2. select which inputs or outputs you desire for recording/playback, ensure snap to grid is off 3. press record (record what you want as long as you want (preferably for less than 20 seconds for this particular test) 4. effect> repeat (as many times as you like) 5. zoom out a little...

that did not help me. Even when I turn off snap, it still adds like a few milliseconds to the front of every repeated part including when I just ctrl c ctrl v the part I want to repeat...it adds milliseconds and I don't know why. Does anybody know how to fix this problem???

also, is there a place on this forum where I can hear a song where somebody is using audacity to its full potential just so I can gauge how well I can make music with the program? I have been using audacity for about 5 years now and well, I haven't delved into it too deeply but would like to see it ...

can you explain how snap to affects the repeat effect?

I guess you're not getting what I'm saying. When I select the track and click repeat the milliseconds appear out of thin air. I delete everything precisely to where it stops and starts in tempo, but the milliseconds just are at the beginning of the new repeated part and there is nothing I can do..

Audacity Version 2.0.3 for windows (I have 8) When I use the repeat effect, I get about 10 milliseconds of 'added on' silence at the beginning of the repeated part. I'm using audacity with an M-Audio USB preamp I have an acoustic/electric guitar plugged into Ch.1 set on Mono. When I record something...