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The word you are looking for is "quantization" (or "tempo quantization").
No, Audacity does not have that feature yet.

The hardest part is ensuring that the audio device(s) are set up correctly. I assume that you can set that up for her. After that it's just a matter of launching Audacity (you could create a Desktop shortcut), and then either click the Record button or press "R". "Spacebar" to st...

Duplicate topics merged.

Audacity can't see any audio devices connected to your computer. What audio devices do you have? (Please include any "virtual" devices)
Are you running any other audio apps (including any running in the background)?

Does anyone know how to raise the noise floor in an audio file without changing the peak and rms levels? That's the wrong question ;) The question we need to be asking is "how can my noise level be an implausibly low level"? One common reason is that the audio that you are analyzing conta...

Update to Audacity 2.4.2 and use "Loudness Normalization" with "RMS" selected as the type of normalization (See: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/lou ... ation.html)

Audacity 2.4.2 is available via the Audacity website: https://www.audacityteam.org/download/windows/

floatingboater wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 18, 2021 11:42 am

it also cuts the same parts of the other tracks which i want untouched.

1. Ensure that "Sync Lock" is NOT enabled (bottom of "Tracks" menu).
2. Ensure that you ONLY select the track that you want to edit (See: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/aud ... ction.html)

The splits went after applying the Change Tempo effect to the entire project but returned after an Undo. I'm sure that didn't happen under v2.3.3. Is this to be expected or have I identified a bug? It was a bug. It has been fixed for the next Audacity release. Note that the problem does not occur i...

Audacity can't see any audio devices connected to your computer. What audio devices do you have? (Please include any "virtual" devices)

I want to test the performance of a hand-made microphone, so I recorded the same audio source with or without the microphone and got two files. Is there a way to compare the volume of two files so that I know the mic actually works? Ideally you would use an audio interface that has two identical mi...