Audacity Forum

Certainly go over to 1.3. Audacity 1.2 has some serious stability issues with modern computers. However, you can also Record Pause instead of Stop. Record Pause picks up exactly where it left off on the same timeline. I think most Audacity versions will do that. You need to remember to Stop when you...

<<<Does that do what you want?>>>

I can find out. It will make my weekly editing a lot easier.

Which 1.3.13?

Koz

<<<am not sure how to get them to work with Audacity.>>> You have to compile Audacity -- build the program -- from the original written programming language -- the source code -- and include ASIO modules. http://audacityteam.org/download/source ======================================= -- Dependencies...

It used to be possible to unconditionally recommend USB microphones as long as you conformed to certain simple conditions -- you only ever needed one mic, you were within three meters of the computer, etc. This series of microphone messed that up.... It's taken a while, but I'm getting better at Goo...

<<<I have used besides my recent experience with Audacity have all been hardware based and while they allowed "splits" they did not allow" labels". >>> But did they allow Edit Points (I and O keys for Edit In and Edit Out)? People arriving from video editors are flummoxed by not ...

We usually only push you over to 1.3.12 if you're having instability problems -- common with 1.2 on modern computers -- or you're missing tools. Audacity 1.2 projects will open in 1.3, but not the other way 'round. You can have both 1.2 and 1.3 on your machine, but only open one at a time. Most of t...

Tell your mom to select the music track and then the Envelope Tool (two white arrows and bent blue line). this will produce "guide lines" above and below the music. You can click on the lines and push them around. They're rubber bands. As you push them and select more and more push points,...

Yes. A skilled editor could correct one note by either laying in a new note or pitch shifting the existing one -- assuming you were only playing that one note. Most songs are played with multiple notes at the same time and that kills you. There's no way to separate that one note out of the others be...

Administrator, 'root', and koz with administrator privileges are not the same. Apple suggests strongly that if you don't need a root account that you leave it out.

Koz

Much better WAV, AIFF or other uncompressed format. MP3, AAC, and the compressed formats always create sound damage and you can't stop it. MP3 is a final delivery or listen to your iPod format, not a production format used to create other or different music.

Koz