Audacity Forum

I still disagree that Linux provides as great a range of quality applications outside those provided by the distro of Linux that you are using, The distro that I am using is Debian. "Debian comes with over 37500 packages (precompiled software that is bundled up in a nice format for easy instal...

since I use many Windows based software which are not available for Linux, it is a no go for now. That was one of my main concerns when I first switched to Linux. How I resolved it was to install Linux as a "dual boot" option. I didn't have enough free space on my hard drive to do this, s...

There are other free options, such as installing a free (lightweight) Linux operating system instead. I don't know what that means, where I would get that, how to install it, or if/how I would be able to transfer all my files and programs. Linux is an operating system, just as "Windows XP"...

You may find this "Channel Mixer" plug-in useful for experimenting. It can (amongst other things) invert one channel of a stereo track: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyquist_Effect_Plug-ins#Channel_Mixer Instructions for installing: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Download_Nyquist_Pl...

To summarize my present understanding: Audacity offers 384000 as the highest sample rate which is very useful to minimize distortions when performing calculations and transformations of the tracks. No that's not correct. Super high sample rates offer no sound quality improvements for audio. Sample ...

Here is what I want to do, seperate the audio and set the left speaker and the right speaker opposite in terms of the wave to test the audio cancelation, when i did invert the right audio and played both waves at the same time, I was still able to hear the sound , is that normal ? Many thanks When ...

"Effect menu > Invert" http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/invert.html

JMW1937 wrote:I have a recording with the filename 'Audacity triangular white' made in 1997.

There must be some mistake. The first release of Audacity was in 2000.

The difference in level between the loudest (highest level) parts and the lowest level parts of a recoding is called the "dynamic range". Reducing that difference is called "reducing the dynamic range". Effects that reduce the dynamic range are called "compressors" or &...

candiceg wrote:I fixed the internet and then audacity was working again!

What exactly did you do to "fix the Internet"?