Audacity Forum

<<<Yes, I've used it for two projects and it worked just fine when I was recording an audiobook in Jan and Feb. >>> That's too bad. You're really close to Stump The Band time. Beyond something is just broken, I can think of only one other thing that could cause this. The mixer claims that it sends a...

<<<when looking at a timeline, the top is the left channel and the bottom is the right channel, correct??>>> Yes, that's correct. There are quite a few reasons you could get left only, but no reasons you can get right only. <<<Alesis Multimix 12 Firewire.>>> Has this box ever worked anywhere? Does i...

<<<My third question: how do find using 48 KHz in sample rate in stead of the 44,1, do you find that I´m winning something in terms of the sound quality by using this rate.>>> I do all my production at 48000 for a couple of reasons. 44100 is a compromise delivery format designed in the thirteenth ce...

I don't think Audacity is network aware.

I'm trying to think of why you would want that. You want the local machine to do production locally, but do it from a program on a server? Is it a real program server?

Koz

<<<Deleting aup/au files and emptying your trash should have no impact on your iTunes library.>>> You can get into trouble if you have your iTunes set wrong. iTunes by default does not move music files into the iTunes managed folder. This is a drive efficiency measure and doesn't affect most people....

I bet I know some of this. The early Audacitys were lean, mean, and fast but would routinely trash people's shows because nobody understood how the program managed resources. I wonder if they got around this by never forgetting or leaving any part of the show resource, clip, snippet, or file unmanag...

The natural format for Audio CD is 44100 at 16 bits, but I think the objection that the software has is the 32-bit floating business. I've made good Audio CDs from 48000/16.

Koz

Audacity 1.2.6 and which Windows?

Koz

Sometimes multi-talented software can't figure out what you want and will stop and ask which type of disk is needed. And it's not always easy to tell. I recently delivered two CDs to a client. Both had the same music track on it. One had only that music track on it, so that one became a Music CD and...

I'll drop a note to one of the forum administrators and see if they know.
Koz