Audacity Forum

If Audacity is set to a project rate of 44100, I found out that my Sound Blaster card actually captures at 48k and internally converts to 44.1. In so doing, the clips have been converted to a value less than Audacity would display with red bars. Changing to 48000 project (capture) fixed my problem....

So it's not just recording the music internally, So you want to record sounds that are playing on your computer? Mac's can't do that on their own - they require additional software such as "SoundFlower". See: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tutorial_recording_computer_playback_on_mac...

In the meantime, I'm not sure how difficult it would be to make a more helpful error message when attempting to import an AUP file - I'll have a look into that. import-aup-error.png It seems that it is very easy to improve the error message. Patch attached. ImportAupError.diff I'll move this to the...

Audacity does not support VSTi (VST instruments).
If you are on Windows, "Reaper" may be worth looking at as a host program for VSTi.

Use your web browser to download the file, and use a CD burning program (such as CDburnerxp or iTunes) to make the CD. Audacity is not required for that unless you need to modify the file in some way before putting it on a CD. If you want to play the CD in a normal CD player, be sure to use a CD-R (...

Audacity is primarily a GUI application. Command line options are very limited and do not include Chains. Audacity does have a built in scripting language called "Nyquist" that is an extremely versatile tool for programming effects, but I'm guessing that is not what you want (http://wiki.a...

Don't blame me if I posted in the wrong section. This is the Mac part of the forum, and you are using a Mac. No problem there :D We do prefer that people check and quote the actual Audacity version number (as requested in the pink box at the top of the page). You'd be surprised how many people say ...

iceman wrote:What is the simplest way to accomplish this?

Spend some $'s on thumb drives or external hard drives. (32 GB thumb drives are currently available for under $15 US)

NativeControls5.dll is not an Audacity file.
Perhaps you have a broken or incompatible Native Instruments plugin?

Try using these instructions: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Compi ... ux_Mint.29