Audacity Forum

I recently switched form PC to Mac. I have Mac OS X Lion and I downloaded the Audacity 2.1 dmg. Would like to have an easier way to access audacity, such having a shortcut icon on my desktop. Have tried dragging the audacity icon onto the desktop, but when I try to launch it from there I get a messa...

Just switched to Mac from PC. On the PC version of Audacity to create a click you'd look under "Generate." But, on the Mac version Click Track is not listed there. Can someone tell me where it is?

I'm trying to create a click track for a track that wasn't originally recorded to a click so I'm going to do it manually. Was wondering if there might be a keyboard short cut for pasting? Would make this already tedious task a little less tedious:-)

For some reason Aucacity decides not to let me export certain files. When I try export or export selection I get a pop up that says "error while writing WAV (microsoft)file (disc full?). Libsndfile says." Any idea what to do about this?

Have been using 1.3 on Windows XP with success for some time now, but suddenly when trying to export a file I'm getting an error message that reads, ""audacity..has encountered a problem and needs to close" I tried uninstalling and re-installing it, but the same message is coming up. Anyone?
PHIL

ughhh.........if you don't have something intelligent to offer on this topic please ...don't.
thanks,
PHIL

Don't need a beat finder. I've got a click track for that. I want to know what the BPM of the track is.

I have Audacity 1.3. I notice there is a "change" tempo feature. I was wondering if Audacity 1.3 can analyze and/or determine what the B.P.M. of existing track is?

Hi, Can someone explain to me how to insert markers? I'd like to select a chunk of my track. Seems like the easiest way to do it would be to zoom in on the two outer edges of the portion that I want to select, mark them, then select the region afterwards. Is this possible in Audacity? Or, do I need ...

Steve, thanks that sounds promising, however, I don't know what you mean by "turn the mouse wheel."