Audacity Forum

There are people who do a Repair Permissions to their hard drive every time they change software or do a Software Update. Have you ever done that? Close Everything. /Applications/Utilities/Disk Utility Select your hard drive and Verify Disk (Don't Repair it). When that's done, assuming it succeeds, ...

Yup. That's what it's called.
Koz

My application had me toggling "solo" between two tracks to compare them. I couldn't figure out a one-key method to do that. I may stop using Mac 1.3.5. My install would drop the "solo" every time I would apply noise reduction. The upshot is I thought Noise Reduction was broken b...

I'm still betting that's a mistake. I don't know of programs that actively write to /sbin. That's not a default directory structure for Audacity 1.2--that I know of.....

Koz

That's how I do it. Auto BPM counters get into a lot of trouble if the bass or rhythm line isn't consistent. Many will give you double the number you think on a trance tune and then freak at the vocal solo in the middle.

Any Swatch® with a sweep second hand and a minute of your life.

Koz

<<<can someone post directions for the mac os for removing these files form my computer>?>>> No. I don't think Mac-OS will go up there. But I more or less know how to do it in Terminal Command Line. You might consider selling the computer. That will be easier. Let's all get into trouble. Ever use a ...

The SM58 is a mono mic, but do you have Audacity set up to record stereo? It wakes up from First Birthday in mono. Reset in Audacity Preferences.

Koz

Got it. You double click inside the track you want and the whole track becomes selected. I wonder if the earlier ones did that?

Koz

Audacity 1.3.6, Intel Mac OS-X 10.5.6.

Load a known good stereo wav file. Duplicate it so you have one above the other. Now Select-All on one of the two.

No, I couldn't do it, either. You can click and drag and hope to goodness you got it all...

Koz

Sorry. Not paying attention...

Same address. 1.wav is before 1a.wav is after.

Koz