Audacity Forum

when I say remove I mean mute them/turn them down to -infinity dB or however far is possible and not take them out of the timeline entirely. You would use a Noise Gate. There's a Noise Gate plug-in available here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyquist_Effect_Plug-ins#Noise_Gate See the top of t...

I have tried everything on the isolate vocals tutorial page You mean this page? http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/tutorial_vocal_removal_and_isolation.html Did you read the top paragraph where it says: This page describes techniques which, on some stereo tracks, may allow you to remove or isolate ...

Strangely enough, both tracks work just fine when I play them in Winamp. Only iTunes is giving me this problem. Pretty good evidence that your Audacity edits are exactly as you intended, and the problem is iTunes. Sorry I'm not able to help you with iTunes as I avoid that program like the plague. W...

Saved Do you mean "Exported"? If so, then what you describe makes sense. When exporting a project, the audio tracks are mixed down to a single mono or stereo file. Because you have tracks that are panned, Audacity will export as a stereo track (provided that the chosen export format suppo...

when is the last time that someone thought -- I like the sound of the XXXYYYS processing, and I want to purchase music processed by that person? Phil Spector George Martin Joe Meek Brian Eno Brian Wilson Dr. Dre Lee Scratch Perry Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo Jim Steinman Rick Rubin to name a few.

intentionally crashing Audacity and invoke Auto Recovery That's what I'd do. Use Task Manager to kill Audacity, then restart Audacity an hopefully it will ask if you want to recover the lost project. There will probably be a warning about "orphan" block files due to old "Undo history...

I'm also a bit suspicious when an author, who claims to be a Dr. (and isn't), says that he's experimented with "Scalar waves" (which don't exist), which he claims are "a new kind of electromagnetic wave" (the theory of the existence of Scalar waves was debunked over 100 years ago...

See: https://forum.audacityteam.org/search.php?keywords=headphones&terms=all&author=&fid%5B%5D=27&sc=1&sf=titleonly&sr=posts&sk=t&sd=d&st=0&ch=300&t=0&submit=Search Because we've had spam responses to this type of question in the past: Please note that...

Some media players can crossfade tracks automatically when playing (for example Foobar 2000)

Look at: void EffectNoiseReduction::Worker::ProcessSamples Depending on whether the bool "mDoProfile" is true or false, this either calls: void EffectNoiseReduction::Worker::GatherStatistics(Statistics &statistics) or calls: void EffectNoiseReduction::Worker::ReduceNoise (const Statist...