Audacity Forum

lucky225 wrote:IMHO This should just come with the Audacity installation as a default thing.

Audacity has included a DTMF generator for many years: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/dtmf_tones.html

Going a bit off-topic, but you may be interested in a sneak look at the new File menu, which now has a clearer distinction between saving (projects) and exporting (files). https://alphamanual.audacityteam.org/ma ... ve_Project

Is there any way I can change the pathway for the files so that it's reallocated to D instead? The easiest way is to save the project to the D drive. ("File menu > Save Project As..." then select a suitable location on the D: drive.) There's an informative article here about managing proj...

Try using a lower sample rate (44100 Hz)
The sound is getting mangled, which could be due to the computer failing to keep up with the very high sample rate.

That seems to be a VSA error (unrelated to Audacity) so I doubt that anyone here will be able to help.
Have you tried asking Brookshire Software ?

bonesonstones wrote:after I've exported the anonymized interview (into .wav most likely), is there a way for a transcription service person to recover the silenced portions of the audio?

No, the silenced section is just silence.

An AUP file is not an audio file, it is just part of an Audacity project (the other part is the "_data" folder that contains the audio data. For more information, see: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/audacity_projects.html) I can hear that the sound turns down suddenly That is probably...

(Ver. 2.1.3) The current version is 2.2.2, and is available via the Audacity website: https://www.audacityteam.org/download/ I set the sound levels in a folder by ear, playing a peak section in 1 track for a few seconds, then clicking "play" on a section of another track (in another Audac...

I was hoping that if I used the same file names as I used originally and put those files in the right folder that It would automatically update itself. That will probably not work. By default, Audacity copies the audio data from files when you import them, so all of the project's audio data is as &...

rondds wrote:No big deal but wondering if there's a way to shrink the mixer board so that I could see all tracks at once?

No, that's not available - just the scrollbar.