Audacity Forum

Is your MIDI controller sending any MIDI signal to the DAW? The original poster (swedish) has not been on this forum since the day that they posted (June 2018). Audacity does not accept MIDI data input. Audacity isn't really a "DAW", it's a multi-track audio recorder and editor (though it...

Ctrl + A (select all) Effect menu > Reverse Tracks menu > Align Tracks > Align Together Ctrl + A (select all) Tracks menu > Align Tracks > Start to Zero Ctrl+A Effect menu > Reverse Rather than doing all of these commands one at a time, you could make them into a Macro (see: https://manual.audacity...

The data audio signal could be outputted directly via the line-out of the soundcard. While that is theoretically possible (using the PLAY command), in practice I've found that playback is very prone to skipping, causing clicks during playback. It would also be quite tricky to program because you wo...

John Fishbeck wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 16, 2019 2:26 pm

Clearly there's some issue with the inclusion of the ASIO SDK components in the build. T

Do you have a working ASIO setup? (A sound card with ASIO drivers, successfully tested in another ASIO app)

If you cloned Audacity from the GitHub repository, you can checkout a previous release using the "tags" switch. For example: git checkout tags/Audacity-2.3.0 If you just want to download the sourcecode as a ZIP archive, you can do that from the "Releases" section of GitHub. (Down...

Are you sure that it is removing audio from the other track, and not inserting a space?

Look near the bottom of the "Tracks" menu, and ensure that "Sync-Lock Tracks" is not ticked.

I would have got back to you more quickly, but it's a long time since I wrote pipeclient.py, so I had to rebuild Audacity first to check that it still worked correctly.

By the way, the manual for the alpha version of Audacity is here: https://alphamanual.audacityteam.org/man/Scripting

The command shouldn't have the comma.
Try the command:

There's a standard list for id3 v1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ID3#standard id3 v2 is an "informal standard", which means there's really no guarantee that any two organizations will do things exactly the same way, though they will usually be more or less like this: http://id3.org/id3v2....

An i5 should be able to handle recording, even large multi-track projects, without problems. However, if there is any kind of data bottleneck anywhere in the system, it can cause this type of problem, even on a high end system. Two of the most common causes: 1) Windows is trying to do an update. Sol...