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It would really help if you posted a short audio sample in WAV format so that we can see exactly what is going on. Images and numbers will often not tell the whole story. Please post that section 14 to 19 seconds from the "before" screenshot in your last post. in WAV format. (Instructions ...

Maybe one day the developers could program the capability of separating the music and vocals from applause, background, etc. Probably not. You've seen in spy movies when they turn on the shower or "static" on a TV so that they can whisper to someone without being overheard in a "bugg...

lambella wrote:I know how to stretch the piece to run for a minute

How do you intend to do that?
What sort of sound effect is it?

Here are screenshots of both before and after the RIAA curve. That certainly does not look like what I would expect from applying RIAA equalization. I am not able to test what that plug-in is doing because I am not on Windows. Have you tried the RIAA equalization that is included in Audacity? http:...

In my perfect world there'd be some sort of project-wide property that allowed me to set the starting track number, and this was reflected in both the metadata editor and filenaming functions without me having to tweak each track's metadata during the export process. What happens if you have three ...

- save project Whan saving the project the first time, it should be saved on a local hard drive, not a network drive. The project may be copied over to a network drive after Audacity has been closed, but be sure to keep the AUP file and its _data folder together (see: http://manual.audacityteam.org...

FAQ: Why have I lost sound after connecting a USB device on Windows?

This looks like a "bug". I've not yet found 100% repeatable steps to reproduce, but it is quite easily repeatable if the selection is dragged before splitting. (tested on Linux with Audacity 2.1.2 rc1)

fish_launcher wrote:Could it be the speakers?

Not my speakers
The second part is very badly distorted - ok if that's wjat you wany

Working with audio (or video) over a network is riddled with problems. The easy solution is to copy the required file(s) to the local machine, then use them from there.