Audacity Forum

I deleted your other post. There should be a way to tell your first post "stuck." Your posts will keep waiting for Elf Acceptance until the system is sure you're not a bot or trying to sell us anything. Did you just update to Windows 10? Are you on a laptop? Can you record from the built-i...

There are convoluted ways of getting the computer to turn the MIDI into sound (most computers can do that) and then fold the headphone sound back so Audacity can find it. You are warned that the quality of the instruments changes with the software that makes the sound. My older computer piano sounds...

I didn't do all the research for your devices, but Audacity can't record MIDI. MIDI is data instructions to a MIDI instrument how to make music. The silly analogy is rolling up sheet music and jamming it in your ear to hear the song. The paper sheet music is so the piano can create the sound. I can ...

Audacity will cheerfully open the audio section of many video formats and edit the sound (sometimes with the addition of the FFMpeg software), but we can't put it back. You need a video editor that can manage individual video and audio services. And once you have the editor, it's sometimes possible ...

in order for it, the CD, to play on other CD units it has to be finalized There are provisions for stopping CD production with the idea of adding to it later. I've never done that. There are different CDs. The disk has to look like a correct Audio CD for other players to accept it. Some players &qu...

Anything odd about the Mac? Which one? I'm typing on a 2012 Mini with large, wired NEC production monitor.

Koz

Just that I have graphic oddities also on a Mac with Audacity 2.2.0. Nothing like yours, but I noticed the graphics on already existing programs when I launched Audacity would sometimes flip and lose their structure or flash briefly. It's our favorite type of problem. "Sometimes on Thursday, wh...

I think I'm going to lock this thread. I'm answering almost identical questions over on your other posting.

Koz

I have compared the CD files with the Audacity files and can see no difference in bit rates, bit depths, or general volume levels. Did you check phase? Open one of the troublesome songs in Audacity. Tracks > Mix Stereo down to Mono . Just for listening. Don't save anything. What normally happens is...

Here it is. Note they tried to produce a large WAV file, too.

http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 05#p339205

Koz