Audacity Forum

According to your "Audio device info", Audacity is set to record from the internal mic, and playback via the Built-in Output. Does that work? Recording via USB hubs is not recommended. Unlike a disk drive that can simply try again if the data is not ready, recording requires the data to be...

This is the page you were looking for: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/latency_test.html

Tip: The front page of the manual (https://manual.audacityteam.org/) is loaded with key words. Searching the front page for the word "latency" would have located the link.

Tom.C.Fuller.Sr. wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 04, 2019 2:06 pm

My control panel doesn't have that button.

but it does have an option to "Snap to selected notes". My guess is that you select the keys on the left of the interface for whatever key you want. (White notes for C Major).

Okay. So I attempted to move a project from one computer to another. To do this, ..., I tried to move the "_data" version of the file from one computer to another. This now means I have the data but not the actual project and very little understanding of how to turn one into the other. If...

Under 2.3.1 the versions of the two plugins posted in the 2013 message don't work right; when you try to punch paste, the cursor location at the time you call up the plugin is lost and all you can do is punch paste to the very beginning of the intended track. Works for me. Are you selecting a regio...

how could an alteration affect one audio format but not others? You told us that "Ogg in VLC" and "MP3 in Audacity" have the problem. That's not "one audio format". :? DVDdoug is correct that Audacity does not modify the sound unless you tell it to (by applying effects...

No, it's Chrome OS with a debian terminal. Then it is unlikely that you will be able to run Audacity because Audacity requires a graphical environment. I believe that it is possible to install a full, graphical Desktop version of Linux on a Chromebook, but to do so you have to use "Developer M...

As far as I'm aware, a slideshow on YouTube is just a "video", so you will need a video editor to create the slide show. Most video editors will accept 16-bit WAV files for audio. When you export your final video from the video editor, the WAV file will be encoded according to the setting ...

This (below) is a bare bones plug-in that will find the selected track's amplitude, and export the selected audio, using the measured amplitude as the file name, (with ".wav" appended to the name). Note that this plug-in has some serious shortcomings: The plug-in expects there to be exactl...

I'm trying to: open a file from a folder run Amplitude pull the amplitude number save the file with the amplitude number added to the filename I don't think that can be done in a normal Macro. Macros are not intended to be a full programming language, they are just a list of single commands that ru...