Audacity Forum

Mac people don't need no stinkin' instructions.
Koz

And you can inspect the blue waves just like I did if you think there is any damage. Drag-select one of the very high peaks (either direction) and Magnify Selected (Control-E). Keep doing that until you get close enough to the wave peaks to check for damage. It's Most Unlikely for music waves to hav...

Are you a wizard? Well, I have my LGS (little green screwdriver). You can't go out and buy one. It has to be awarded to you. Had restarted multiple times It's a pretty common problem. If you mix many different troubleshooting measures you can get a fog of changes that obscures the order of events. ...

it can detect when someone is singing

That alone is worth looking at the code.
Koz

The low-hanging-fruit answer is restart Audacity. Audacity checks for new devices when it starts. If you plug in the headset after Audacity starts it will remain invisible. Also Transport > Rescan. From there it gets harder. Go into Windows Control Panels and see if the microphone is listed there an...

Whatever FFT requires to get enough to chew on.
Koz

Attached is a picture of the blue waves around 2 seconds. Yes, they're not supposed to be flat on top (or bottom). This is an overload condition, but chances are it's not caused by the digital side or the digital converter because there are no overload red bars in Audacity. You can record at a lower...

"OE removed access to the following unsafe attachment in your mail:

Or you really are trying to send a virus. A friend of mine succeeded in sending one to most of the people in his addressbook before we stopped him — by telephone.

Koz

The cmd-b command is for creating labels with start and end (regions).

News to me. My Labels just identify one single point in time accompanied by an optional text comment.
Koz

I see what happened. Command-B does create a label, but it does it at time zero and any further labels also stack up at time zero. No. My Command-M doesn't work either. I wonder if that's a bug. Unintended bad or unexpected behavior experienced by multiple people on different machines and easily rep...