Audacity Forum

Reverse effect: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/reverse.html
Change Speed effect: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/change_speed.html

"A-Law" is 8 bit. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A-law_algorithm

To select 8 bit file export, select "other uncompressed types" in the export dialog, then click the "Options" button and select the required settings. The sample rate of the exported file is set in the Project Rate box (lower left corner of main window). The sample rate cannot be...

Black Dog Bluez wrote:When recording mono (WAV) should the sample rate be set to half, say 22kHz, if you want the final export as a 44kHz stereo?

No, it must be set as 44100 Hz.

The easiest way is to use the "Nyquist Prompt" effect. 1) Select the 6 second track 2) Effect menu > Nyquist Prompt 3) Enter the following code: (force-srate (* 800 *sound-srate*) s) 4) Click the OK button and wait a couple of minutes for it to complete. Note that "slowing it down&quo...

when recording using the ASIO driver, which users should always use in DAWs, due it's its low latency and increased peformance over WDM That part is largely irrelevant for Audacity. Audacity is not a DAW, and does not do real time processing or virtual instruments, so low latency has no benefits fo...

can this uncompressed format be anything I want even though a soundcard might not support it? Here's the bit in the manual specifically about "other uncompressed formats": http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/wav_aiff_and_uncompressed_export_options.html The "options" provide a ...

You need to install Audacity correctly, as described here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 47&t=75660

You are right, Audacity is not pre-baked with ASIO, I downloaded and installed it (Audacity+ASIO) from an external source (not from the official Audacity site). Please note that distributing Audacity with ASIO breaches the license terms of Audacity, or ASIO, or both. We are unable to offer technica...

Gale Andrews wrote:Other ideas could be "Hidden" or "Pre Zero".

"Pre Zero" could be OK.
"Hidden" is too ambiguous because it could refer to stacked labels that are hidden due to the track height.