Audacity Forum

Excellent listing. Now. What are you doing?
We need a sentence such as: "I want to record my USB turntable."

Koz

Check back in case someone else wants to take a shot a correcting it. The forum elves cover 9 time zones.

Koz

I uninstalled 2.0.5 and installed the newer 2.1.2 ... Uninstalled 2.1.2 and re-installed 2.0.5 Reinstalling Audacity doesn't reset Audacity. Audacity keeps preferences and settings in a separate place to make upgrades easier. The 2.1.2 installer has a setting where you can burn everything off and s...

I'm talking you can faintly hear it start up and soon as I stop it goes away The old Noise Removal used to do that. Which Audacity have you got? I'm having to use Noise reduction twice to even remove all of the noise sometimes now I'm surprised your voice doesn't start sounding like talking in a wi...

http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/faq_ ... hancements

You probably have Windows sound processing running. It hates music.

Koz

light version of the Audacity manual? And in any event that may not help you very much. If you stand still and hold the record in your hand (assuming an LP), that's the last place it's simple. If you bought one of the modern USB turntables, you'll have one instruction branch and if you're trying to...

The loudness is about the only thing correct. There are no tones or frequencies higher than 3000 Hz, which makes it muffled and the Audacity telephone filters don't help. It has auditorium echo and it sounds like someone tried to apply noise reduction. We can't cure echo and we can't take effects or...

It's been tried. Unfortunately, everybody wants a light version for their own job. "All I want to do is read an audiobook. Isn't there an Audacity Light version for that?" It's clear that transferring LPs and 78s is a special case and might warrant a second look, however, if you transfer y...

Even if Audacity doesn't obsessively track every nsec, it would be insanely handy to be able to set one of those timers on the bottom.

"See that cursor? That cursor is sitting at 16:30:00 GMT. Work from that."

Koz

I haven't done this in a long time, but you can "record" a standard offset and then keep recalling it to rapidly convert back and forth.

Are you sure there isn't an APP for that?

Koz