Audacity Forum

Yeah, I made a mistake. I was listening to the song and thought that a section hadn't been altered, but then realized I forgot to do it myself.

I'm guessing I haven't rendered it, because I tried to export it as FLAC file (Which it was originally) but I received a message saying it will be made into two stereo files. How do I mix/render the track as you said?

Yeah that worked, thanks for the quick replies.

The problem is, I've already rendered it into one stereo track, so the two separate audio files are already saved as one. Is there any other alternative?

Alright thanks, ill try it when I can.

I've mixed a few audio files into one single track, but noticed that they don't blend together quite well, so I wanted to try and make one section start playing while the other one is finishing up, so it kind of overlaps, decreasing the volume in the first while the second section builds up and take...

Well after i burned a CD with the songs on it, i tried playing it via my CD player, another time would be playing it via my MP3 player after exporting it.
(The songs have been recorded from the internet and mixed with other songs and then amplified using the amplify effect in Audacity)

After amplifying songs i recorded, i noticed both on headphones and on burnt CD played on large speakers that there is slight static or some small popping noise in certain parts of the song, hard to explain what exactly im hearing, but its more noticeable when heard on large column speakers, less no...

I meant to delete my previous post, i found out (Thanks to whomper) that the amplify effect does make the volume equal to that of other songs on my MP3 player.

Much appreciated

Patrick

And when i use the amplify effect, is it set up to the default volume of songs that are generally heard on MP3 players?