Audacity Forum

Functionally, is the code here viewtopic.php?p=145693#p145693 different from viewtopic.php?p=152869#p152869 They dont appear to be functionally different but I may be misunderstanding. They are functionally very similar. From this post: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=145693#p145693 (...

For compiling on Windows, see: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Developing_On_Windows

"Transport menu > Software Playthrough"
but note that very high latency is expected with this method (the sound you hear is typically around half a second after the sound going in).

My image like this. 1. Play a analogue source and do something of Audacity feature which detect the loudest part in the stream. This process needs realtime, for instance it requires 60 min on 60 min tape. 2. Play the loudest part and set recording level at -6 db at the part. 3. Record the analogue ...

So I try to search the peak, the loudest part, in the tapes and MDs, but I do not know where the loudest part is. It does not need to be exact - you just need to be in the right ball-park. The important thing is that the recording level remains below 0 dB . (0 dB is full track height. If you exceed...

I think the cheapest way is "a guitar to USB interface" I think worth mentioning that several forum users have reported problems with very cheap unbranded (and 'knock-off' clones) guitar interfaces of this type. From what we hear, the branded ones work OK (and are still inexpensive even i...

After looking through the Edit Chains COMMANDS, I find no option to maintain CBR or convert to 320 kbps. There are some limitations to Chains, and one is that it does not (yet) provide a way to specify the MP3 export settings. Fortunately there is a workaround because, when exporting MP3s with Chai...

Audacity has a feature that may be used for batch processing called "Chains": http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/chains_for_batch_processing_and_effects_automation.html Tip: The front page of the manual is loaded with key words and links, so that's a good page to search for things: http://...

cyrano wrote:Because Apogee is/was the only manufacturer using FW audio class.

MOTU (previously "Mark of the Unicorn"), RME, Focusrite, Lexicon, UAD ("Universal Audio") and more recently Behringer, and no doubt others too.

cyrano wrote:Apple did drop support for Firewire audio class. But that only affects Apogee interfaces.

Why does that only affect Apogee interfaces?