Audacity Forum

Is there a way to save the default parameters for Import Raw Data? No there isn't. Audacity attempts to work out what format the data is, but sometimes it gets it wrong (quite often in my experience). I've moved this topic to the "Adding Features" section as I assume that you would like t...

Assuming that you only have the one USB device, that sounds right.

If you then launch Audacity, that USB PnP Audio Device should be listed as a recording device in the device toolbar.

Audacity should be run on the local computer, and needs access to local storage. Audacity is not security hardened for running on a server, so it could pose security risks. Also, working with media involves moving a lot of data around, and when recording / playing, the data is required immediately. ...

There appear to be two different version of rms normalize that you've posted on the forums. This one, released in Dec. 2015 as well as this one, released Mar 2017. The Mar 2017 version is the one linked for download from koz's Audiobook Mastering. Thanks ve4jhj The Mar 2017 version is the one to us...

Henr wrote:so I didn't actually read it

It would be nice if more Linux distributions packaged the manual and offered it as a "recommended" dependency. Unfortunately none do as far as I'm aware.

I have two microphones plugged in two different USB hubs of my Laptop. Now, is it possible to record both channels at the same time (=stereo) with audacity? Not easily. Audacity only supports recording from one device at a time. To record from two devices simultaneously, you would need to create a ...

Type andthen copy and paste, like this: which will appear as:

I can't quote your last message because of:

or simply write:
"I can't quote your last message because of:"

For completeness, it may be worth adding the steps to your blog for converting from stereo to mono (for the case where someone may be starting with a stereo file). There are two ways of doing that: 1) "Tracks menu > Mix > Mix Stereo down to Mono" 2) Split to mono , then delete the unwanted...

It's a hybrid that interpolates between "y = x^n1 <-> linear <-> Hann <-> y = Hann^n2"
where n1 < 1 and n2 > 1
The full description is the code https://github.com/audacity/audacity/bl ... le-fade.ny

Is this the one: viewtopic.php?p=293878#p293878