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To set the sample rate of exported files, set the "Project Rate" (lower left corner of the main Audacity window) before you export. The "Project Rate" sets the sample rate that will be used when exporting.

I have something that I recorded and am trying to copy/paste into another project. Rather than copy and pasting between projects, try exporting your recordings as WAV files, then you can just "Import" them into one project. Audacity can work with multiple projects open at the same time, b...

In what way is this presentation intended to be more "live" than say, playing a CD?
Audacity does not do much "real time" stuff.

I've read through that twice and the only actual question I was able to pick out was how to make a file containing 12 seconds of silence: 1) Open Audacity 2) "Generate menu > Silence" and set the duration to 12 seconds, then OK. 3) Export the file. It would be best to export all of your cl...

No worries Thanks for the update.
I'll mark this topic as "closed".

For the bats, assuming that your recording equipment is able to record high enough frequencies without too much noise, you should be able to make the very high frequency sounds stand out (visibly) by filtering with a high frequency "High Pass Filter" and then "Normalizing" to pus...

I'm having a bit of trouble with these. There are a few errors which are probably due to translation errors (variable names that have been translated in some places but not others). An example is "(sref zvuk ..." in the "intensity" plug-in. I think I can work most of them out (fo...

I've not heard of that feature in any software, however, if you can tell us more about what you are actually trying to do then we may be able to make some suggestions.

"Sound Activated Recording" is probably the closest feature: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tr ... u.html#sar

Apply a filter, for example Equalization. Change the view to Waveform dB. Edit > Undo Equalization. The waveform view also reverts. Most (but not all) commands add the "current state" to the "History" stack. Open "View > History" to see what is on the stack, and watch ...