Audacity Forum

Is it possible it's normal or is it a rip failure? It's possible that it is normal. It is quite common for modern recordings to show such things, but generally they are inaudible. Is there anyway way I can remove all other frequencies to listen just this specific frequency? Much easier to do it the...

Currently you have no input devices available other than the WASAPI loopback devices. Go into the Windows Sound Control Panel and enable a recording device. There may be one or more listed as "mic" or "line" for "Realtek High Definition" or something similar. Probably h...

Or the data that must be analysed could have "Analyze" buttons. That makes sense, though I'm not keen on trying to shoehorn a lot of additional stuff into the track drop-down menu. We currently only have 3 analyze tools "above the line" in the Analyze menu, so there is no shorta...

It won't sound exactly the same (it's a different effect), but I think these settings are broadly similar, though I can't get the new effect to be as "hissy" as GVerb:

Does anyone know if Cowon brand players have a program like "sound check" for the ipad? Looking on Google, it seems that lots of people are asking that. The best place to ask should be on cowonglobal.com, but that requires registration. As you are an owner it may be worth you registering ...

The Track Drop-Down Menu is already rather full but Windows-like behaviour would probably have all relevant information about the track as a "Properties" item at the bottom of the menu. Some of the information that I think would be useful is not directly available to Audacity without anal...

I accept that it's a 'hobby horse', but if we can reduce the number of common user errors without too much inconvenience to everyone else, then I think it's worth doing.

Am I correct in thinking that the Print feature in Audacity works correctly when your print system is turned on and enabled?

What happens if you select "Print" (in Audacity) while the printer is off-line?

Which version of Windows?

Please select from the "Help" menu "Audio Device Info", then copy and paste the contents into your reply.

The project has a ton of 5-second parts placed end to end, which results in a medley that's several minutes long; each 5-second part has several variations (under the form of several tracks aligned vertically) and all of them but 1 have to stay muted so that the overall medley doesn't have multiple...