Audacity Forum

This article in the manual should help:
Tutorial - Recording Computer Playback on Windows

The easiest way to select audio is to "click and drag" (left mouse button) over the waveform. Other ways are described here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/audacity_selection.html Note that editing (and most other operations) are only available when playback is stopped (not just &quo...

but it would be easier to be able to look at what I had already done and be able to do a little more in certain areas where I could see how much I had already changed it. I agree, so I would suggest that you try the other method that Doug suggested - if you apply EQ and it's not quite how you want ...

DiegoFC wrote:by chance would you have any idea on how I can give that drum software a go with any free software?

I rarely use Windows, but perhaps VSTHost (http://www.hermannseib.com/english/vsthost.htm)

kozikowski wrote:Sorry. Forgot to post the frequency analysis. Click on the pictures.

The steep slope on the left side of the spectrum is DC Offset (not a lot, but definitely there and easy to fix).

Does anyone else see any other differences that might justify an extra $200 for the Pro version? Melodyne. Only the basic version (Melodyn Essentials) is included, but if you have a few hundred $'s for the full version, then you can use it inside Studio One Pro. Considering that the Artist version ...

"Dither is only applied when converting from a higher bit depth to a lower bit depth". And I didn't change the anything. Audacity works internally in 32 bit float format. Normally when you export from Audacity you have done " something " with the audio (pretty pointless just imp...

Audacity does not support VST instruments.

pisca46 wrote:Maybe I overlooked something. But is seems that just an import and export may change your wav files.

Please see: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Dither

***ability to run real-time effects (I love Audacity, but this is the main reason I can't use it as my DAW long-term) Well this would appear to be the deal-breaker for Audacity... but... How about "Real time preview"? Currently in Audacity we have "preview": You make your settin...