Audacity Forum

RajVij2003 wrote:Let me know if it is possible to remove the lead vocals but keep the chorus behind

Sometimes, but usually not. See here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tu ... ation.html

[email protected] wrote:I can't locate any related info on the HRT support site...

Here: http://www.highresolutiontechnologies.c ... pport.html

But File > Export selection would export each audio section, re-encoding the audio in the process, It will only encode if you choose a format that requires encoding. If you choose 32-bit float WAV format then the exported file is identical to the original audio in Audacity. Found a work-around: 1) ...

Perhaps this is what you mean: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 86#p148686

or you could ask the makers of the "philips voice app" to convert to a standard format such as "(Microsoft) PCM WAV".

I see "labels", and "regions", but am unclear at what they are, how they differ, and whether they are useful for what I need to do. Labels are described in the link provided previously: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/label_tracks.html A label may mark a single time positio...

What is a good tool to convert several files at a time? There are many options. When I was on Windows I used to like LameDropXPd http://www.rarewares.org/mp3-lamedrop.php Another possibility is Foobar2000. This is very easy to download and install, so may be your best option. It is a very good ligh...

I wrote down a list of start-end points in an audio file With just a bit of reformatting, you could convert that list into a list of "labels", which can then be imported into Audacity to create a label track (http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/label_tracks.html). The required format for...

I want to be able to export the audio to a CSV format file (most anything text would be ok I believe). You will need to decide exactly what information about the file you want to have in your CSV file. It is impractical to export the sample data for an 8 hour recording simply because of the amount ...

It appears to be a rather obscure proprietary codec, so I doubt that you will find a developer that is willing to spend the time reverse engineering a Linux codec (which may also contravene the license conditions of the format). Another obstacle to developing a decoder for Linux is the lack of a pub...