Audacity Forum

I think the second technique, zoom, zoom, zoom, works in all the Audacity versions.

Koz

MIDI shouldn't be too hard. MIDI is only instructions how to press a key, not the actual sound. So if you "reversed" a MIDI command set: "Press B-Flat, Press F," It would come out "Press F, Press B-Flat." The song would appear perfect in every way except it would be goi...

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That's it. Which keystrokes? Exactly.

Koz

That's how I do it, or did it until the FM tuner started having problems.
Koz

There is a "Snap To" button at the bottom of the edit window. Turn it off.

Koz

<<<Is that what they're calling moonshine these days ?>>> In California, that would be "Sunshine." As in, "Have some of this Sunshine I made last week. It will knock you on your keister, but in a good, laid-back, comfortable way" It does involve distilling, but not what you think...

<<<However, this program does turn music upside down, but if you do this it makes everything sound like Darth Vader, rather than vertically flipping the original sound by pitch alone and leaving the percussion etc as it was.>>> So you want to take the mixed musical show apart by instrument, perform ...

The other way to do that is (after you export a safety WAV of the performance) select and delete everything before the performance going in tighter and tighter with the zoom tools Select > Control-E until there's nothing left. Do the same thing with the end. Control-F (zoom full) and straight Export...

If you know the numbers ahead of time, you can enter them into the time boxes at the bottom of the editor.
I've never actually done that, but that's what they're there for.

Koz

Apple > About This Mac. If you have an Intel Mac with either OS-X 10.5 or OS-X 10.6, then Audacity 1.3.12 is the one for you. Newer Macs do not support Audacity 1.2 It's possible you filled up your System Disk. Go > Computer > Control-Click on the drive name > Get Info. Read Capacity and Available. ...