Audacity Forum

Cut to the chase -
1) how big is the file that you are trying to send?
2) Does the WAV file play OK on your computer?
3) Do you have other problems sending emails?

OK, so you have a logitech wireless headset that is connected in some "wireless" way to your computer, and when you run Audacity the sound output stop from somewhere...

Can you be a bit clearer about what your set-up is and what is happening?

Welcome to the wonderful world of sound editing

Typically, a 10 minute sound clip takes 100 minutes to edit, if you're good at it.

rachalmers wrote:I'm using a Shure55S

Sometimes known as an "Elvis mic"
Great looking mic, but tend to sound overly bright, unlike the audio sample that sounds very muffled. Not sure what's going on there, but something's not right.

I'm not quite sure what your question is. With large projects, I prefer to work in sections of no more than about 30 minutes. I would then load all the "source files" for one "section" (where the final length will be perhaps 20 minutes), then edit the clips on multiple tracks. Wh...

From the Audacity "Help" menu, select "Audio device info", then copy ALL of the information from the pop-up message box and paste it into your reply.

Please follow the instructions here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/fa ... .html#lame

The RME Hamerfall soundcards have hardware mixing, though I've never used one under Linux.
If I remember correctly, the old SoundBlaster AWE (10k1 / 10k2), but these are long obsolete - I'll dig my old one out when I get time and see if I can get it going

Audacity has a little known feature called "Cut Lines". To enable cut lines, go to "Edit > Preferences > Tracks" and in the "Behaviours" section, "Enable cut lines". When enabled, if you "Cut" (not "Delete") a section from a track, the sele...

Audacity also has "Chains". See: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/ch ... ation.html