Audacity Forum

I got pieces. I know that if you try to record your microphone and What-You-Hear at the same time, you will get a really odd sounding microphone.

You may get a push from the wiki page.

http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... trol_Panel

Koz

From back to front: An iPod will play anything, but the primary choices are WAV, MP3 and AAC. If you produce a good quality, uncompressed WAV file that you like, you can cause iTunes to convert it to the other two with its import settings. The recommended format is AAC at a high bit rate. Those can ...

<<<I found a free program specifically designed to do exactly what I have been trying to do.>>>

And what might that valuable, free program be?

Koz

If you pull down the menu under the black down arrow to the left of the timeline, you'll get the opportunity to change the timeline calibration to dB. If you do that, then the timeline and the bouncing light meters should match. Grab the bottom of the timeline with your mouse and pull down. This wil...

SoundFlower???

Here's the link.

http://audacityteam.org/forum/viewtopic ... it=wiretap

Koz

If you magnify each pop, you may find that there is a "bad" edit right there. Select the area around the pop and Apple-L Generate Silence. Try to pick start and stop points for the edit as close to the middle of the waveform as possible. This is rough because Audacity has no operating grid...

Audacity doesn't recognize either of those formats. You need to make either an MP3 or a WAV sound file and Open that. After you straighten that out, then Effect > Tempo. You know the show is going to get longer or shorter, right?

Koz

And then there's another one, too. Butterfly or something like that. I'm away from my desk where all the notes are, but yes. That's the idea.

Koz

<<<we had some that were 121 KB - recorded just fine with lots of other music on a single CD. That same song, when I exported it as an MP - was 5 KB!!!!!>>> You want to be careful with that. MPEG1 Layer III compression (MP3) is destructive. It throws some music quality away while it's working. The s...

Then you're stuck. Welcome to the wonderful world of Digital Rights Management.

Koz