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oznemol wrote: ↑
Fri Feb 01, 2019 11:47 am
do you split, copy and paste a multiple-track clip

Please break that down into step by step instructions that we can reproduce. It is not clear what you are doing or what you are trying to accomplish.

I'm not clear what the purpose of this is. If it is that you want a mono mix that sounds brighter than a simple mono mix, then you could just mix to mono, then apply the Equalization effect to make it sound brighter. Note that if you do that, you may need to Normalize and then apply the Limiter effe...

Do you mean you didn't hear the difference (using the right or left side of a headphone)? I mean that the "frequency content" (the frequency spectrum) of the mono track, is almost identical to the frequency content of the stereo track. But in the stereo track, there is a wide stereo sprea...

I'd like to know if you ever found a solution to this. solgar1970 said that this fix worked for him/her: https://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Mac_and_USB_input_devices If it doesn't work for you, then you must have a different problem, in which case you should start a new topic. (so as to allow peopl...

steve wrote: ↑
Thu Jan 31, 2019 8:57 am
To help us troubleshoot the issue, save the "Audio Device Info" (https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/hel ... evice_info) and attach the saved text file to your reply.

This shouldn't be a particularly difficult operation to do It's not easy. Basically, you need to take the FFT, and determine the spectrogram, then shift the spectrogram up by the required amount, and run the inverse FFT. There's an FFT / IFFT tutorial for Nyquist here: https://www.audacity-forum.de...

In the stereo version, the sound has been processed in a way cause a very wide stereo spread, except for the bass frequencies which are essentially centre panned mono. Of course, in the mono version, the entire sound is centre panned mono. I think it's that difference that you are hearing.

selnomeria wrote: ↑
Fri Feb 01, 2019 8:37 am
btw, would be good if you posted in the first post, that "You can download latest version from wiki[link]" so, instead of attached old file, link to wiki.

Looks to me like the first post (viewtopic.php?p=179960#p179960) already does that.

The "Silence" command silences the selected audio, so you first need to add some audio, and then when it is selected, you can silence it. For example, to add 5 seconds of silence at the start: 1) Select the first 5 seconds of the track 2) Copy it 3) Move the cursor to the start of the trac...

The replay gain effect is a Nyquist effect. Unfortunately all Nyquist effects run slower in Audacity 2.3.0 on Windows, but the good news is that this has been fixed in the 2.3.1 version that is scheduled for release next month.

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