Audacity Forum

A very accurate way to determine the tempo of a click track, or a drum track, is to select an exact number of beats. Here I have selected exactly 9 full bars of a 4/4 click track, so that is 36 beats. time.png As you can see in the Section Toolbar at the bottom, the length is 16.364 seconds. To work...

Deece wrote: And all the boards I've read have said select "Preferences" on Audacity and Audio I/O option,

That refers to the long obsolete 1.2.x versions of Audacity.
Please refer to the current manual: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/de ... olbar.html

The easiest way to adjust the left/right balance is to use the track "pan" slider. http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/au ... s.html#pan

Only very short audio samples can be posted directly to the forum. For longer samples you can use a free file sharing service and post a link. Please see here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 49&t=72887

kozikowski wrote:The one I'm using is doing a dandy imitation of existing.

What is the exact name of the plug-in?

And there is still the point that Avatars can't display computer info, recording interface, mic and so on, all of which could be in a signature. We could use both an "OS Avatar" (for all registered and newly registered users) and signatures for "frequent users" (a new group that...

Do you know the exact way to do that? Yes, easy, but I'm just on my way out. It falls short of giving Audacity version information, but the advice for all is "use the current version" (for Linux "currently available"). And what if users are on more than one OS? I'm on six OS'es....

The issue seems to be, what is the best/safest way for users to post their Audacity version, OS and computer specs. A simple and safe way would be to use the "Avatars" feature. That would require that we have a bunch of small image files, one for each supported OS. The user could then sel...

There's an article about recording multiple tracks in the manual: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tu ... rdubs.html

We can't really recommend specific hardware - there is a huge range to choose from and many competing manufacturers. I would say, don't bother with anything under about $30 because it is probably not very good. I use a Behringer UCA 202, which costs around $30 - It is very basic - few features, just...