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Try "View menu > Fit Vertically".
Is that what you want?
If you want that to be automatic, go to "Edit > Preferences > Tracks" and enable "Automatically fit tracks vertically zoomed".

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The correct place to download Audacity for Mac OS X is: http://audacityteam.org/download/mac
Please see the instructions on that page to resolve your issue.

To export as "16 bit 44.1 kHz WAV":
1) Ensure that the "project rate" is set to 44100 (bottom left corner of the main Audacity window.
2) File menu > Export Audio
3) Select "WAV (Microsoft) signed 16 bit PCM" as the file format.

Firstly: the ability to save code with a project (so that it is available in the Nyquist Prompt window when the project is opened), and to import code from a text file. This is essential both to streamline the setting up at the start of a lesson, and to enable students to easily retain work in prog...

RandolphE wrote:I want this. where do i get this

See here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 96#p251896

maskrcr wrote:Sorry. The answer is yes I can use it as a conventional microphone once I get a different cable.

What I need to know is what type of audio connector the microphone has, and how the microphone is powered.

Try a higher number in the PULSE_LATENCY_MSEC command. For example:

Would be nice if someone responsible for Audacity actually explained what method Audacity uses on Audacity forums. I've already given that information. Same thing in different words: Resampling is not handled in the Audacity code but in "libsoxr". Audacity uses 4 of the presets in libsoxr...

sometimes you'd end up with just too many tracks.. You can "mix down" as many (or as few) track as you like, at any time. Just select the tracks that you want to mix down (or part of the tracks - it does not need to be the entire track), Then from the Tracks menu, select "Mix and Ren...

So If I analyze two different songs (no matter where I analyze within the song) one song shows -90db at the bottom, and another only goes to -84db. What does this say about these two different songs? It doesn't say much. -84 dB is very very very quiet. One could reasonably say "silent". -...