Audacity Forum

The simplest is to do as kozikowski says and plug your headphone output into your computer input. You could use another DAW but I doubt you'd get anything as good as Audacity without having to pay for it.

BTW the headphone out wouldn't show that the MIDI out is working.

Select the track where the missing bit is and a bit either side.

Click the Zoom to Selection

Select again but only where the gap is

Apply a mono effect set too low to make a difference

That should do it

I saw that but the 192 made the difference.

Setting buffer to 8 worsened the crashing,but setting to 8000 fixed it. High Five.

I'll try that. You gave me another idea too: make a chain with only that plugin in it.

Thank you

Audacity has been about for 14 years and is still in v2.x.x. Shows how right they got it first time.

It's the Marshall JCM900 software amp at http://www.simulanalog.org/guitarsuite.htm 1. Select track 2. Open JCM900 3. Apply 4. Watch the crash The crash does not happen right away if Audacity has only a short history. In that case, the crash and log warning happen in shutting Audacity. That also hap...

I downloaded your file. That's reverb rather than echo. The sound of the shots is changed by the reverb in a way that could be easy to simulate. It sounds like the way a drum beat is changed by reverb and compression. Search YouTube using the phrase Classic Drum Sounds: How to re-create Phil Collins...

Have you been to soundbible.com/tags-war.html ?

My mobile connection is running too slow to download even that small file but I have heard gunshots in the open. The echoes from each shot are irregular in interval. Try adding one echo to a shot, then another to a copy of that shot but with a different delay. Play both tracks back and see if it sou...