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Import the track, then use the "Pan slider" (http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/au ... s.html#pan) to adjust the left/right balance so that it sounds right, then export the track as a new file.

Referring back to your original question: Hi Just a quick question. There appear to be a number of links around suggesting that Trovi 'malware' is being installed along with the Audacity installation? Can anyone confirm (or deny) this as I know at least one person this appears to have affected? I be...

Audacity is not really suitable for recording Skype due to the way that Skype manages the sound system. See here for suggestions: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 87#p246187

You can also get a "dB meter app" for an iPhone for about $1. The limitations that Doug outlined applies to these too, but if the same iPhone is used each time it will give a rough idea of relative levels.

Is there any format in which one can export absolute sound pressure in Pa? There is no direct relationship between "Sound Pressure Level" and the size of the waveform unless you use a calibrated system (such as a calibrated "Sound Level Meter" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound_...

LRonHorse wrote:so I know it's clean.

I'm pleased that you agree. That being the case, I don't see that there is much that we can do about a problem that isn't in our product.

However, there are probably occasions where "professional" production is not as important as getting the job done quickly. I've some suggestions for that, but I need to go out for a while. Catch you later. Press the Record button (or the "R" key) to start recording. Start talkin...

There's always the option of running "Truncate Silence" after increasing the duration of the silences.
Truncate Silence has been reworked for Audacity 2.0.6, making it much more user friendly.

Condenser microphones tend to be a bit brighter than dynamic mics, are often more sensitive, and more easily overloaded. That's not always the case, but often is, Dynamic mics tend to be more robust, have better rejection of handling noise, better feedback rejection in live applications, and able to...

The short answer is, no, Audacity does not support such gadgets. However, there are some interesting points regarding this: The type of gadget that you are talking about is often called a "control surface". Often a control surface will use MIDI commands (Musical Instrument Digital Interfac...