Audacity Forum

Koz....I'm fairly certain you were dropped on your head as an infant....and probably as a child....and probably as a teenager....and probably as an adult....

What will that accomplish?

Trebor - I'll have to look further into it but I can't think of how anything could be at 22050Hz. Audacity quality settings are as shown on the link you provided. But I'll do some more checking and see if I can figure it out. Could any effects processing (VST's etc) cause that?

Ok....you guys must be getting in my head....or just making me paranoid.... . I just listened to it again this morning. You're right. Still too much bass and low end. I think you guys are brainwashing me....or sumpin'....

Here it is. Let me know what you think.

http://www.reverbnation.com/samhoustonf ... emory-down

No no. I'm not trying to play it with my MP3 player, just transport it, put it on my computer at work, and upload from here since there is a much better internet connection here at work. It has something to do with the MP3 player NOT Audacity. As I said before, the MP3 at home is fine and is at 224k...

I realize that 320 is the typical max. And no, I'm not confusing anything. Bit rate is bit rate. All I'm saying is that on my computer at home it's fine and is at 224kbps. When I put it on my MP3 player, somehow the bit rate jumped to 448kbps on the copy that's on the MP3 player and is unplayable.

Ok. I got the song remixed and vocals re-recorded. I was going to upload it this morning but now I can't. I put it on my MP3 player to transport it but when I got here (to work) this morning the file is jacked. It's correct and fine on my computer at home at a bit rate of 224kbps. But somehow the MP...

Oh ok. I always leave open space at the beginning of each track so after recording I can select that area and use "Noise Removal" on the whole track.

What?