Audacity Forum

ZenMike wrote: It's a single MP4 with 2 channels of audio; me on one channel and the person I'm talking to on the other.

OK. So what are the "4 separate tracks" that you refer to in your original post?

IRISH_CRAIG wrote:I've restarted the LT

What is an "LT" ?

I presume that you computer is a laptop with a built in microphone. Look in the Windows Sound Control Panel to see what recording device is set as the default. Set that to the input that you want to use. Then open (or restart) Audacity. The "mapper" input in the Audacity device toolbar sel...

merely questions on how to use audacity in the process of making an imbedded message in a song. 1) Record the "message" (http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/record.html) or Import it from an existing file (http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/play.html). 2) Record or import the song that...

NotePad++ is fine. You should use that anyway if you have Unicode characters in the file. Given that: 1) NotePad can't handle "LF" 2) Wordpad can't handle Unicode 3) Users may not know if their AUP file has Unicode characters (or even what "Unicode" means) 4) NotePad++ is a thir...

I will duck behind the parapet now. lol I suppose you could argue that AUP and AUTOSAVE should be written with Windows CR-LF line endings given that is our majority platform and given Mac and Linux can handle that. Windows can "handle" LF, (some Windows applications do) but Microsoft's in...

Edgar wrote:though demonstrable

That's the bit that troubles me - is there a demonstrable benefit?

So I import the mp4 file into Audacity and split the stereo to mono and export each track (with the other muted) into an MP3 file. Avoid using lossy formats such as MP3 during the production process. Export as WAV so as to avoid quality loss at this stage in the process. After this process I find t...

Legal, yes but, because one is a #define and the other a class, each variable type is subtly different but not so different that it makes any difference to whether the code works. When you work on C++ source code do you use a text editor which distinguishes/highlights reserved words, class names, v...

I'm kind of new to coding and I'm trying to walk through this lisp code. It's probably not the easiest code to walk through, but let's take it a bit at a time [and I'll reformat it as we go]: ;control thresval "Threshold Percentage" int "" 65 5 100 Sets the user control variable...