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From what I understand, the way to get the total samples of an audio track is to multiply the Kilohertz rate by the length of the song in seconds Almost. It's the "sample rate" (samples per second) time the length in seconds. If the sample rate is 48 kHz, that is 48,000 samples per second...

Thanks VvBb2222, they are certainly different from other suggestions.

I have uploaded a dark and a light version here so that I can link to them from the "Gallery" page.

Audacity does not understand spoken words. I don't think there's any alternative to manually removing each one.

No that's not possible, but you can apply a panning effect that will continuously pan a stereo track from side to side. Download and install the "Panning (LFO)" effect from here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyquist_Effect_Plug-ins#Panning_.28LFO.29 (Instructions for downloading and i...

Check if libltdl7 is installed.
I've never had to install that specifically, so I guess that it is usually pulled in as a dependency of something else. Did you install "build-essential"?

Maibe you can introduce ASIO Unfortunately the license for ASIO is incompatible with the license for Audacity. More details here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/ASIO_Audio_Interface Can Audacity 2.x record multitrack with WASAPI and other soundcards The number of recording channels is entirely d...

'm not quite sure where you are going with this Well LOF files work fine for me, so I'm going through things that I can see are different on your system to my system. I'm running out of ideas. Are you able to make any LOF file work? Try something really simple - just a plain text (ANSI) LOF file, s...

Internal? External? USB? Flash drive? Network drive? ...

What is drive F?

Which version of Audacity are you using? (Help > About Audacity)
Check (in NotePad++) what the file encoding is of the LOF file.