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The speakers must be connected before you open Audacity. However, even if you do get it working I would advise against using bluetooth speakers because: 1) If you record from a mic. then you must use headphones so as to prevent sound from the speakers being recorded by the mic. 2) Bluetooth devices ...

Go to this web page and upload one of the "MP3" files https://mediaarea.net/MediaInfoOnline
What does that site say about the file?

One other question - have earlier versions of Audacity worked successfully on this machine?

Ensure that your anti-virus (malwarebytes?) is fully updated, then run the Audacity installer again and, during the installation, select the option to "Reset Preferences". On first launch, confirm to reset preferences. If the problem persists, please test as many menu items as possible to ...

The 1st thing I'd do is Normalize (or Amplify and accept the default). That will bring up the volume if you have any headroom. This is no different from turning-up the volume but sometimes louder just "sounds better" and it won't hurt anything. Then, try some subtle equalization. For expe...

billw58 wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 26, 2018 10:02 pm

No kidding. We've had several posts lately of users having the exact same issue with this device. It appears to be sold under several different names.

Yes, there have been loads of them . Here's another one from just a few hours ago: viewtopic.php?p=356868#p356868

As for an array of Hz frequencies to create the tones needed? Is there such thing in nyquist or do I have to recopy/reuse the function call for as many times as there are notes to be created? Two ways come to mind: 1) Create a plug-in that generates one tone, and has input parameters for each thing...

steve wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 27, 2018 10:52 am

I'll log this feature request on the Audacity wiki

Done.

The simplest solution would be to move or copy the files into the same folder before you start. Moving files that are on the same logical drive should be very fast. Copying is slower, but should still be a lot quicker than when importing since the files do not need to be decoded. I'm pretty sure the...

But I want to make the things happen at extremely exact times (like 00:04:647) When applying effects, they are applied to the region of audio that is "selected". You can select a region precisely by using the "Selection Toolbar": https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/selection_too...