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The Manual has no information about it but I thought that three "Lights" might give me something a bit less than moderate. I spotted it in the code. The settings are the number of repetitions from once (Light) to 5 times (Heaviest). The "it wasn't such a problem" sounds far quie...

I am guessing they would select that "Mono" button when they have a mono track (making two steps) even though they could use "Stereo" or "Joint stereo" We usually go to a lot of effort to label things so that even the most "novice" of users can understand the...

To me, the middle section (Leveler) sounds horrible. Using a less "heavy" setting provides even less "leveling". As a noob I would use Leveler at Light setting and apply three times. Note that the heavier leveler settings are just more repeats of the lighter setting. There is NO ...

I think the second snippet where the current Leveler processes the sound is quite like what we want - except for the distortion. You mean the one with the loud distorted voice and the other quieter voice? I thought that was exactly what we wanted to avoid! The leveler failed to "level" th...

OK, I see. You can get it to within about 16 ms per 5 minutes if you use a Chain command http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/edit_chains.html Here is a Chain text file that you can put in your Chains folder NTSC-PAL.txt To get it bang-on, you will need to add a few ms of silence every few minutes (...

The problem was that my audio was made for 25FPS PAL encoding and was originally faster (shorter in length) the desired than desired NTSC reference (sync). So both my PAL and NTSC audio tracks were at normal pitch. This is the part that I don't get. Why are the PAL and NTSC versions different lengt...

Is Anwida Soft light Reverb still available? I was unable to find a download link on their website. It was previously listed on this page: http://www.anwida.com/download.asp

steakpie wrote:so its safe to use this method with wav files right?

What happened when you tried it? Did it work as expected?

You can Normalize the "amplitude" (how "big" the waveform is vertically) with the "Normalize" effect: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/normalize.html Note that tracks having the same peak amplitude does not necessarily mean that they will sound the same "loudne...

046oh wrote:i know about the export multiple option which exports files based on lables, but can i do a similar things based on tracks?

Yes. Select the tick box: "Split files based on tracks".
See here for details: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/ex ... tiple.html