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whenever I try to save it says: No it doesn't. There is a subtle difference that must not be missed. "Saving" in Audacity saves an "Audacity Project". Saving an Audacity project does not require LAME. An Audacity project can only be opened by Audacity - it is not a normal audio ...

If you are using the usual default format of "32 bit float", then "over 0 dB" is not in itself a problem, and 32 bit float format can handle values well above 0 dB. The only "problem" is that it will need to be amplified to a peak level of 0 dB or less before playing or...

MP3 is an imprecise format. Unlike PCM formats (such as WAV), it does not save the value of every sample, rather it uses clever algorithms from which it can recreate, fairly accurately, the "sound". Because it is imprecise, audio that is normalized to exactly 0 dB and then encoded as MP3 w...

The scissors button is supposed to work the same as the "Cut" command in the Edit menu (with the exception that it does not do the "select all audio if none selected" thing. As far as I'm aware, both Cut and the scissors work correctly (as designed and as described in the manual ...

Do you have any old MP4 files that previously imported OK? If so, does Audacity still import them OK? If so, then what is the difference between your old MP4 files and your new MP4 files? (MediaInfo may answer that final question).

To complete the set, the scat-singing with each effect:

Trebor wrote:Whereas I can still understand speech after applying your kazoo effect ...

as you can with a real kazoo:

cpsmusic wrote:I've tried using Cut Preview but this only seems to work for individual clips.

Cut Preview (shortcut key "C") should work, but you need to select the white-space (empty area).

Trebor wrote:Free Kazoo plugin http://www.g200kg.com/en/software/mykazoo.html [Windows only]

Any better than the (all platforms) Nyquist effect http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 09#p202609 ?

Is there a Feature Request emerging here - or a proposal forthcoming? I think the FR is described in the first post. The OP wants an easier way to change the order of tracks. Gale and myself have voiced agreement, so that is at least 3 votes. The new "Move Track to Top/Bottom" options in ...

jimmola wrote:actually i wanted to "cut" the track at a certain point

If you mean "split the track at a certain point", then use the "Split" command or Ctrl+i.
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