Audacity Forum

That is almost there but I didn't use WAV. I did it all in MP3. That 10 Hz filter is in iTunes. Advanced > Importing. Using MP3 as encoder and then select 'custom' for settings. Down at the bottom of that settings pane is a check box: Filter Frequencies below 10 Hz. My process is a bit obtuse since ...

Indeed. The problem did turn out to be with the Stereo bit and Sample rate. I don't generally find any need to adjust many of the settings within iTunes and I almost never encode using the WAV format but making a few more changes beyond 48.000 kbps was necessary. As such, the source file still wasn'...

I am uncertain as to what lead you to believe that I didn't try your suggestion. Perhaps it was because I did not specify that process for you. None the less, I found your comment a bit discourteous. As to the topic at hand, I eventually got Audacity and iTunes to work nice together before I read yo...

I've now tried even more methods of getting the file over into iTunes but still with no results. I have changed the file extension from .aif to .aiff and also to .mp3. The preview that I get when I pull of additional info will play if I exported as .aif file but not as mp3 (I loaded a plug-in to get...

I wish I could say that your suggestion worked but it did not. I have noticed that exporting from Audacity results in a .aif file extension instead of .aiff. Either way I have tried a variety of methods of getting files into iTunes. Exporting the project into a folder and then 'adding folder to iTun...

I just used Audacity for the first time (v 1.2.5) so I have no idea how to use it properly. I've been recording old cassette tapes into GarageBand to have digital copies of all my music, but there is a lot of background hiss. I found out how to remove it with Audacity but when I try to export the pr...