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Please let me know if an easier way. It is not practical for Audacity to provide an infinite variety of generators, but it does provide a scripting language (called "Nyquist") which allows users to create their own generators. More about Nyquist here: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/n...

1. "Edit menu > Metadata"
2. Add the metadata for the project
3. "File menu > Save Project > Save Project"
The metadata will now be saved in the project.

I ran into trouble and didn't know how to save the project/file. "File menu > Save Project > Save Project" When I exited audacity it gave me the option to save but it's only saved as an AUP file which does not work for me. In what way does it "not work" for you? If you want to c...

Re. "No Menu Bar": See this post: viewtopic.php?p=231430#p231430

There may be "no unsafe content" found by Google today, but: 1. That website infringes Audacity's registered trademark. 2. On multiple occasions I have personally found downloads from that site, alleging to be "Audacity for Windows" that contain malware. 3. This is the VirusTotal...

Lionel53 wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 17, 2021 5:22 pm

And by the way, it took me lots of searching around just to discover how to do a simple thing like start a new topic.

You may find this post helpful: viewtopic.php?f=49&t=63799
(from the "Read Me" section at the top of the forum home page)

You need to be more descriptive to make your question clear. (See this post: viewtopic.php?f=49&t=63799)

steve wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 18, 2021 1:20 pm

Is there an application playing?

Which application is playing?
Which audio device is it playing through?
What are your settings in the Device Toolbar?

I don`t like using a lot of reverb It is very easy to overdo reverb. In my opinion, you've got enough reverb in "test 6.wav". I like that test6 is a bit brighter (more treble) than untitled.wav. "untitled.wav" sounds a bit dull to me. In the long term it may be worth considering...

The player I'm using is labelled "USB Cassette Capture" One of these I assume: cassette.jpeg Unfortunately these have a terrible reliability reputation. With the cassette connected to your computer, look in the Windows Sound control panel. Is the device listed in the "Recording"...