Audacity Forum

The colour is not currently customizable, but blue would not be a good choice when zoomed in vertically, as illustrated here:

I'm not sure why dual monitors would be a case that requires specifically programmed suppor If you do a quick Internet search for "wxwidgets dual monitor problems" you will find there is no shortage of issues. Audacity is built using the wxWidgets framework. I have tested whether the moni...

brianmacian wrote:Is there a way to set the default so that I may insert a new track at a select spot instead of at the bottom of a project?

Unfortunately not yet, so I've moved your post to the "adding features" section of the forum.

There's an option in Preferences to display the track name as an overlay that looks like this:
Look for the option "Show audio track name as overlay:" here: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/tra ... ences.html

I can try if you give instructions. I was build source codes before, but the process is not pleasant. You can get the 2.1.3 source code via this page: https://www.fosshub.com/Audacity.html (ensure that you get the "Audacity 2.1.3 release" code, because the instructions are different for t...

As far as I'm aware, Audacity does not yet fully support dual monitors.
If Audacity is running on the 'main' monitor and focus is in that monitor, then Audacity 'should' function correctly. Is it possible that your workaround works because it is restoring focus to the correct monitor?

it's nothing immoral :) Nevertheless, digging specific sounds out of a bed of other sounds is difficult and specialised work, quite unrelated to what is technically referred to as "Noise Reduction". One approach that is taken by audio forensics experts (though probably with much more spec...

when I went to the Control Panel/Sound/Recording pane when it is plugged in it shows up as "Microphone USB Audio CODEC" and it is selected as the "Default Device". If you play something while the Sounds Control Panel is open on the "Recording" tab, you should see a gre...

audacity_terminal.log Unfortunately the interesting part of the log only appears with debug builds. With a debug build, Audacity prints a debug message that says exactly what sample rate is used on playback. Any chance you could try running a debug build of Audacity? (you would need to build it fro...

deniskx wrote:Shows quality of resampling (if used) 44.1>48 and 48>44.1. If resampling is high-quality or not used, you will hear only pure tones. If resampling is bad-quality, you will hear tones and distortions (jingle or screech).

What's the story with the high frequency noise in the range 19 to 20 kHz?