Audacity Forum

siamak wrote:Could this be bug?

Looks like a bug to me.
Thanks for letting us know. I'll log it on the bug tracker.

siamak wrote:However, if "Show output" box is not check then exported file will not be deleted.

so at least there is an easy workaround until it is fixed.

It seems to be a compatibility problem between High Sierra and the DJM-900NXS which neither Apple or Pioneer want to take responsibility for. There's a thread about it here: https://forums.pioneerdj.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/115020451123 The best workaround that I see from that thread is to get a...

By default, Audacity uses VBR encoding for MP3s (because VBR gives better quality for the same file size compared with CBR encoding). Some media players have trouble with VBR encoding, so it may be worth trying CBR encoding. To do that, in the Export dialog screen, select "Constant" as the...

Perhaps you are zoomed in too close?
Try zooming out so that you can see the entire track (https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/zooming.html). Is that any better?

What sort of mic are you using and how is it connected to your computer?

It's not a good idea to run programs as administrator, and it should not be necessary to do so.
There's an article here with some information about common problems with Windows 10 April 2018 update:
https://www.windowscentral.com/windows- ... -and-fixes

That looks OK and it works for me. I downloaded the newer version of Audacity. Now when I attempt to enable the plug-in I get a message "failed to register" and what appears to be "Ill-formed Nyquist plug-in header" What are the exact messages? In the Effect menu, do you see the ...

By definition, a stereo recording has different sound in the left channel from the right channel. If the sound is identical in both left and right channels, then the recording is "mono" (even though there are two channels and not just one). To get sound to come out of both the left and rig...

kritika02020 wrote:Having the same problem.
plz help how to fix this problem

Please start a new topic rather than piggybacking someone else's topic.
See here for guidance on posting an effective forum question: viewtopic.php?f=49&t=63799

Monte wrote:Would be interested in figuring out the easiest way to get to 2 mikes

You mean "mic"

Probably the easiest way is as I described previously:

steve wrote:... use a two channel USB sound card, and plug in two conventional (non-USB) mics into the USB pre-amp.