Audacity Forum

The short answer is no. The AUP file is the Project Manager. It's a text file which tells Audacity what to do with all those little AU files. http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/aup1.jpg Sometimes if Audacity crashed on you , there are ways to recover the show. http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/recove...

Are you using local storage; the drive inside the computer?
Koz

You have a celebrity. Normally when a computer can't keep up, you get blank spots in the timeline and there are notes just flat missing. It's rough to think of a scenario where the computer stops to think about it and then catches up off rhythm. Do you get spots with no blue wave at all or blue wave...

http://www.kozco.com/tech/audacity/pix/peaveyUCA202Lenovo-650.jpg There are other devices that will do this job, but there are many of these in the family (I own two) and they have always worked very well. If you fall in love with Something Else, post here first before you write a check. For exampl...

Bingo! That's the weak link in the chain.

What he said.
Koz

I think we're getting to it. If the work has processing and you didn't process it , that means your computer is trying to "help you." Typically, microphone processing is done to make Skype or Voice Conferencing sound good, not theatrical performances. This doesn't affect you, but also typi...

Since you didn't tell us anything at all about your world, I'd say you were recording your laptop built-in microphone instead of your turntable.

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

Koz

I didn't get in on this until they had already edited files. The hapless agent syndrome. "I was given these files..." Applying filters and effects properly and effectively is difficult, but removing them is impossible. Original Capture Work is extraordinarily important. I still have origi...

While Audacity has no direct connections to the computer, it uses Windows device drivers and they do. So Audacity launches and gets as far as trying to address your sound devices, hits bad driver software and blammo. That probably explains why, when you change the sound device externally with your U...

Basically, my Yamaha keyboard has MIDI connections (which I actually got to work several years ago) and a 1/4" stereo headphone socket. I jacked that into stereo "Y" cables. One branch went into the power amplifiers, speakers and bass cabinet. For a while, I was using this system in m...