Audacity Forum

epoclaen wrote:A far better option is to record it properly to start with and just clean it up a bit if needed.

Yes, that's the concise answer

and you got the audio sample so what is the problem? The problem is that you know what that recording is supposed to sound like, but we don't. That's why I asked you to clarify what the problem is. On Windows, the best way to record streaming audio is usually to use "WASAPI loopback" as d...

I wouldn't say "impossible", but "very difficult".
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The only way to do that without sounding like a robot, is either (a) learn to act, or (b) find someone older or someone that can act to help you. There's no "effect" for acting.

Instructions are here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/inst ... ml#winlame

Audacity 2.0.6 is rather old. The current 2.1.3 version is available here: http://www.audacityteam.org/download/

audino wrote:I'm recording a sample streaming and it resulted with latency,

I think "latency" may be the wrong word.
Try describing the problem in more words - is it perhaps that it should not sound so echoey?

The lengths are the same but when I go to the same time in audacity that I want in the mp3 they are different, off by about 10 seconds or so What is the program that you are playing the MP3 in? I bet that if you open the MP3 in Audacity, the timings will be off by no more than a small fraction of a...

The manual indicates that attack/decay times > 1000 ms may be entered by using text instead of the slider. I presume that you are referring to the documentation here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyquist_Effect_Plug-ins#Noise_Gate That was correct for older versions of Audacity, but is no long...

Vlad1321 wrote:when the “Mix and Render” function is used, it takes a long of time (more than one hour if many aligned tracks are mixed).

Are you working with HUGE projects? For me, Mix and Render typically takes just a few seconds.