Audacity Forum

Bluetooth devices can be problematic for Audacity due to connectivity issues beyond our control. Also, given that bluetooth uses compressed audio data, the sound quality is reduced during transmission.

If your headset has an "always on" option, then you may have more success with it.

It's not that this is wrong or anything, I'm only interested in *why* was this decision taken in the first place and would it be the same if you would start the project now? Say you have an 8 hour long track and you need to remove a click from somewhere within that track. Because Audacity's data is...

Why do need an equalizer To correct or adjust the tonal balance. It's bad that the slider for selecting the number of EQ points was removed, it was always set to max One of the reasons that the slider was removed was because very few users understood to pros and cons of different window size settin...

but for most sighted users Focus is an irrelevance I agree that it has less relevance, but it is still relevant for anyone working on projects with more than one track. It appears to be largely irrelevant because for mouse users the focussed track is implicit. if you click on a solo button or a mut...

waxcylinder wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 14, 2021 8:53 am

Personally, I never use track focus - and have never seen a need for it,

It's very important for VI users as it is the only way to navigate to a specific track when using a screen reader.

How do I change the setting to where before you export (save an audio file) it says do you want to automatically mix the audios together, or something like that. You can reset Audacity's warnings / messages by resetting Audacity's configuration: "Tools menu > Reset Configuration". How do ...

Wayne123 wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 14, 2021 2:24 am

When I import a file add simply do a playback (Green Arrow on transport Menu) the cursor moves across the track in a few seconds (the file is about a minute of content) and all I hear is static.

If you are logged into a Wayland session, log out and log back into an xorg session.

dgeorge1000 wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 14, 2021 4:42 am

Would you know of any Windows DAW that support MIDI?

Reaper, Cubase. Sonar, ... most of them.

brymor wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 12, 2021 2:43 pm

My Question is: What does Audacity do when you hit Undo 8 times? Does it do a perfect restore to the earlier Project from accurately saved data?

Yes.

What if I have created a new track, and want to record on it, without creating a whole other new track? 1. Ensure that the number of channels selected in the Device Toolbar matches the number of channels in the track that you wish to record into. 2. Click on the empty track at the point where you w...