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Does the problem happen with just that one project, or all projects?
How big is the project and how long is the selected audio?
Do the "High Pass Filter" and "Low Pass Filter" effects work?

rmlrml wrote: Does Audacity use gtk2 or gtk3?

Gtk2.

rmlrml wrote:Maybe I don't have the right gtk-related package installed.

That should be all sorted out for you by the person that packaged it.

can I convert the frequencies of a song to frequencies which cannot be heard e.g in the range of 30-50Hz? The range 30 to 50 Hz is less than an octave. That's hardly enough bandwidth for even a simple tune. If your audio playback system is capable of going down to 30 Hz, the result will not be inau...

Have you tried the "Blend system and Audacity theme" setting?

This is a problem that affects a lot of Nyquist plug-ins (but not all). Unlike built-in effects, Nyquist effects do not have arbitrary access to the audio data - they can read a track selection once, from the start of the selection to the end of the selection. Some processes, notable those that requ...

How are you recording? What equipment are you using and how do you have it set up? The tutorials in this part of the manual may help http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/tutorial_your_first_recording.html Check that playback device setting in the Device Toolbar is set to the device that you are listen...

I don't have Sid installed so I can't make specific suggestions, but you could try tweaking the Interface / Theme settings in Audacity to suit your Desktop theme settings: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/inte ... ences.html

What is drive K:\
Try copying the file to your Desktop and see if it will import from there

Bit-rate = sample rate x bits per sample x number of channels. Set the Project Rate to 44100 and then export as 16-bit wav. The bit-rate for 16-bits per sample, 44100 Hz sample rate, stereo = 16 x 44100 x 2 = 1411.2 kbps. The correct format for a standard audio CD is 16-bits per sample, 44100 Hz sam...

You have accidentally enabled "Sync-Lock".
Which exact version of Audacity do you have (look in "Help > About Audacity")