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You can get speed changes in the show if you change those numbers in the wrong place. Depth/Rate Conversion -- Change Project Rate (Hz) lower left > 48000 -- Track Name > Set Sample Format > 16-bit PCM In Audacity 1.3... -- File > Export > Format > Other uncompressed File Types I don't know that you...

If you gracefully restarted your machine, Audacity would have removed all the temporary files on exit. The tools to recover abandoned files are called Crash Recovery because they work after a machine or Audacity has crashed. You cannot recover intentionally erased files from a Mac. When they say &qu...

<<<I'm having the same problem with 1.3.11.>>>
<<<the last track/file ends up being a WAV file that's 42 minutes long>>>

What's in that last track? Play it.

Koz

If you don't have two different tracks yet, you can easily get a second one with Audacity 1.3. Tracks > Add New > Stereo Track. Put the gunshot on there and move it around as needed. Audacity will mix the two tracks.

Koz

To put this in perspective, you just asked a Mac person how to deal with the Windows Control Panel. There is a posted instruction set for this... Windows Control Panel http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=Mixer_Toolbar_Issues#Using_the_Control_Panel Most of that is for people who want to rec...

The two services have been hopelessly scrambled by the different manufacturers most of whom want desperately for the difference to just go away. Many posters begin their question with: "I plugged my mixer into my computer Mic Line-In." I bet that if you plugged a "real" computer ...

http://www.kozco.com/tech/audioconnectors/audioconnectors.html Mic-In is always mono, but the software that manages it almost always puts that one sound on both left and right if you're building a stereo show. It can seem like your show is in stereo, but it's not. It's in two-track mono. The battery...

Skype does not Play Well With Others. In order to work right, Skype has to take over both the microphone and the speaker services. For most computers, that's the whole list.

Koz

http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 11&t=23036

The latest of many postings like this.

Koz

You know you can get serious computer confusion if you use dates or any other forbidden characters in your filenames. Upper and lower case letters, numbers, underscore, and dash are the only safe characters in filenames. I have to push files all over Earth, so I don't use spaces, either. Today is 20...