Audacity Forum

I think so. File > Import both of the songs and Audacity should pile them one on top of the other. Import the first song first. Audacity will try to play them at the same time unless you tell it not to with the MUTE and SOLO buttons on the left. Use the Time Shift Tool (two sideways arrows) to push ...

We can struggle with this if you want, but it's recommended to use an actual stereo USB adapter such as a Behringer UCA-202, a Phono Preamplifier the UFO-202 or higher end Art Phono Plus. https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/USBPhonoPPS If you offended the sound gods, your computer only has a mon...

Post a sound clip according to that formula after you beat Windows into submission. http://www.kozco.com/tech/audacity/TestClip/Record_A_Clip.html Sometimes we can identify problems straight-away and save you a lot of work. It's not kidding. Make a simple recording and do not do anything to it befor...

I suspect you have 28 overload points and the software is trying to label every one of them. Drag-select that little chunk and Control-E Zoom into it. I expect it to expand into billions of overloads. The bad news is you usually can't recover from something like that. If it overloaded before Audacit...

That's a wave-off. There's a sound overload condition at the very end of the recording requiring no amplification.

Koz

Hold on this until I try something. I've been fooled by super long recordings before.
Koz

I want to amplify portions of a 9 hour recording. It opens and plays in Audacity perfectly well and the tools such as Noise Reduction seem to work. Screen Shot 2017-11-17 at 14.39.36.png I can drag-select almost any portion of the work and Effect > Amplify to get (what seems to be) a valid correctio...

There's a 2MB limit to forum posting. That's either 20 seconds of mono (one blue wave) or 10 seconds of stereo. If you need to post longer WAV samples, you have to do it using third parties such as DropBox The longer posting is very highly compressed and processed. It's not a "clean" recor...

There is a much more exotic way to do this. Use the musical overdubbing techniques (record all the instruments in a song one at a time). Listen to the original track from the beginning of the segment and read right along with it so you have exactly the same rhythm and volume and announce the correct...

I don't see a sound clip.

Koz