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Let's see. Brooklyn, right? Maybe Queens? No, it's not crashing here, either, but I bet if you tried to listen on Mac Earbuds it would drive them crazy. Try applying the attached equalization curve to "dull it down" a little (click on the graphic). Each of those little dots is a control po...

You can get that situation if there is no place to put it. Do you have a little picture of a hard drive on your upper-right desktop? Control-Click on that > get Info. Do you have any Available space? You can also get that error if you put punctuation marks in your filename. Did you try to put a date...

As near as I can tell, it's a straight mono microphone. You should do a test in Audacity. Plug just one microphone in and restart Audacity. Use the device drop-down (microphone symbol) and select the microphone. Audacity will (last time I looked) not cross mono/stereo. See which one works with your ...

Which microphone do you have? Model number?
Koz

You can cheat with the time windows at the bottom of the frame. You can put time numbers in there and selection turns into a bookkeeping exercise.

Koz

You want to select everything that didn't used to be selected?
Koz

I have been putting together a couple of radio shows buy making my voice files and then adding music files to the files I have recorded. That may be the clue right there. You are intended to create a show by accumulating very high quality voice and music files into an Audacity Project and then mani...

Assuming a bunch of stereo tracks, select the track by clicking just above the MUTE button.
File > Export Selected.

Koz

We warn you sternly to only do mixing and processing on a really good sound system or good headphones. We had one poster who jiggered his sound balance to suit his cheap speakers and the rest of us couldn't stand to listen to it.

Koz

You could have a simple bright recording, or you could have actual "essing." "Essing" is when your S sounds crash and sound like wadding up a paper bag. http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=52&t=76790 Bright is easy. Use Effect > Equalization to make the recording a ...