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1) Place your audio clips end to end in a track: 1.png 2) Zoom in a bit: 2.png 3) Select the part that you want to crossfade (doesn't matter if the tracks are right up against each other or not - just select the parts to crossfade): 3.png 4) Select the "Crossfade Clips" effect: 4.png 5) Do...

You could also save a metadata template: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/me ... ditor.html

I wouldn't relay on the ISRC tag in MP3s - I don't know any media players that support it. However, Audacity does already allow you to add an ISRC tag. All you need to do is to open the Metadata Editor, then double click in the text box bellow the "Comments" field and type: isrc then tab a...

Ensure that you have the correct recording input selected in the device toolbar.

Chris's Dynamic Compressor is not part of the official Audacity release and is not made by the Audacity team, so we can only offer limited support for it. Try raising the "floor" level a bit and see if that helps. The current version of Audacity is 2.1.0 and is available here: http://web.a...

Users may need a Tutorial to help them understand it, I'm thinking. That's the benefit of the very simple interface - just about anyone should be able to use that with no instructions, though that does lose a lot of functionality. All of the controls, with the exception of "Hold" are pret...

kozikowski wrote:How's that Glenn Miller collection coming on, then?

I don't have room for the Glenn Miller collection on the VM even as 16-bit Flac.

I read in the old thread that the CD burner software may take care of it. Adding ISRC code to a CD is done by the CD pressing company. In most cases you just give them the codes and they do the rest. As it says in the FAQ of the ISRC website, the data is encoded in the disc subcode (Q channel), so ...

For recording, use the default "Quality" settings as shown here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/quality_preferences.html Set the number of channels to "1 channel (mono)" in the device toolbar . When you have finished recording and editing, select the entire track and apply ...

The useful feature of Amplify is you don't have to adjust it in this instance and it resets every time, so there's no chance of accidental odd results. The most useful feature of Amplify is that it amplifies . I agree that the "auto gain" feature is also very useful, but the Audacity/Nyqu...