Audacity Forum

"Good" news! It doesn't work for me, either.

Must be a typo in the code or some other programming damage. We need someone who can read Nyquist to figure it out.

Koz

You can run everything analog and do it all that way. That's how I do it with my keyboard. Patch the keyboard Stereo Line-Out or Stereo-Headphone (my keyboard doesn't have a line-out) into the front panel left and right sockets of the UR-22. The connections in the UR-22 will accept either an XLR mic...

Everything on that list is MIDI compliant...except Audacity. Audacity has some MIDI talents, but not enough to do actual musical production and recording.

Koz

And when you say 'point to' do you mean, 'click on'? Yes. The instructions in bold, can you put the link? It's not a link. It's the instructions I posted in bold text five messages ago. Adding Equalizer Curves -- Select something on the timeline. -- Effect > Equalization > Save/Manage Curves > Impo...

Make sure Snap-To is not selected at the bottom of the Audacity work window.

Koz

Use the little black down-arrow to the left of the track. > Swap Stereo Channels.

Koz

http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tu ... puter.html

Koz

The short, bumper-sticker version is apply normalize to the clip you supplied to us. Select the whole clip by clicking just above MUTE. Effect > Normalize: [X]Remove DC, [X]Normalize to -3.2 > OK The analysis program is a plugin written by flynwill (acx-check.ny, attached) Put that in your Audacity ...

Especially happy about passing the ACX test If you have a reasonable microphone and recorder and a studio-ish quality room, there's no reason not to produce audiobook quality material straight-away. Some people produce ratty work and then go through pages of effects and filters to "clean it up...

You can put LF_rolloff_for_speech.xml on your desktop. When the Equalization installer asks you where you put it, point to the desktop. Instruction #3 in bold.

Koz