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Very early version of Audacity didn't have this. Are you sure you're in Version 2?
Koz

Did you get the installer from here:

http://audacityteam.org/download/

Koz

Since you didn't post a job or type of recording, I would recommend our ever-popular Behringer UCA202. $30 USD. It does a very good job of stereo input/output and it has a headphone jack that allows you to perform perfect overdubbing/multi-track if you need that. It allows you to use cheaper analog ...

I've been using Audacity for pretty much that exact thing for a long time. The latest session was one of our directors being interviewed for a radio broadcast. Which ProTools have you got and how much was it? Is the "key" a USB dongle? ProTools used to require a hardware interface panel to...

If you click on the red recording meters, they will, after a second, wake up and monitor your recording levels without going into record. If you have Edit > Preferences > Recording > [X] Playthrough selected, then your speakers should work, too, and the green playback meters should bounce. This is n...

When you stop recording, you have the option of recording again onto a new track. Koz

If you have one particular thing you want to get rid of, Effect > Notch Filter may be better for you. You are also warned that low frequencies are a little magic because once you get down below 100 or so, all the waves look the same and they're really difficult to tell apart. Here's a software rumbl...

reinstalling Audacity

Did you really reinstall Audacity or did you just replace the app? "Reinstalling" Audacity requires you to leave the application alone and change a preference file.

http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php? ... references

Koz

Yes, Analyze > Plot Spectrum will do that. The only sticky part is finding a reference. You also should have a reference tone in the show so you have something to base zero on. http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/piano_G1.jpg The latest analyzer looks better than this. This is an early one. The dB values...

Open the MP3 in Audacity and use the Change tools to get what you want. Change Tempo, Change Speed, Change Pitch. Then export the work as WAV (**not MP3**) and pull it into Windows Media or another Music CD Authoring and Burning program and burn the disk. Audacity doesn't burn anything. Music CD is ...