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To me, it doesn't sound like it needs 'fixing'.

I doubt that any laptops have "great sound quality" from their built in speakers. I've certainly never come across one. The problem is that laptops don't have enough space to fit decent speakers. You may do better investing in headphones or external speakers.

Cue sheets are just text files that have information that some CD burning applications can use. For MP3s you could use "chapter tags", but note that these are not part of the MP3 specification and are not widely supported by MP3 players. Chapter tags are not supported by Audacity, so you w...

There's a tutorial in the manual about how to do this: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/tut ... music.html

Before I purchase a microphone to USB (A2D converter) preamp, do I need a special driver for Linux? It depends on what the device is. If it is "class compliant USB", then it should work fine with Linux without installing any special drivers. For anything else, check the manufacturer's web...

It's mostly in TrackArtist.cpp, but the code is very specific to Audacity so I don't expect it will be much help for other applications, other than perhaps providing some ideas.

That's how I do it, but you'll need special structure for comments. Are you writing your site HTML? Is your web page app up to it? Are you going to have a Captcha®? That's a major benefit in using a popular public platform like YouTube. It's quick to set up, there are few security issues to worry a...

I had a Nakamichi 582. When used with metal tape, and a "direct master" analog pressing (they were pricey, not the department store stuff) or if I used a CD as the source for that, the tapes made by the Nak582 could not be distinguished from the originals. High end cassette systems, and t...

mac_audio wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 24, 2018 4:43 pm

Cannot believe I didn't know to do that?!

I didn't know either
Fortunately Billw did.

hellosailor wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 24, 2018 2:03 pm

(Still making my way through the link that Steve provided.)

Hope you are enjoying it

The author of that article also has some very good videos explaining the rudiments of digital audio. If you're interested, you can find them here:
https://xiph.org/video/