Audacity Forum

Audacity is an audio editing program. You can use it for editing and processing the audio that you want to use on your web site.

There are various ways to embed audio into a web site, but Audacity is not a web authoring program. Try Google'ing for how to embed audio in web page.

For FFmpeg support you must have the ffmpeg header files installed when you build Audacity so that Audacity can link to FFmpeg. Audacity currently supports linking to FFmpeg versions 0.5 through 0.8. Later versions of FFmpeg are unlikely to work with Audacity. If you are on a Debian (or Ubuntu) base...

There's no "standard" way of doing this in Audacity. Normal "batch processing" is no good because normal batch processing will process one file at a time, but you need X, Y and Z each time. I have a large # of wavs to apply X to the start and Y at the end of all of Z. I presume t...

Also I've just noticed you can defeat the restriction by using CTRL + R which will repeat the selection the same number of times that it did before :o . Should we close that loophole, Steve? I'd be strongly tempted to keep that "loophole" open, specifically for unusual cases such as this....

Odd Ramos wrote:Is there a way to “automatically envelope” (automatically even) audio levels in audacity, so the louder moments would be silenced and quieter parts would be amplified?

Yes, just as there was in 2009. See my previous post.

Could you post a short example of the problem. WAV format preferred, just a few seconds needed. See here for how to post an audio sample: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 49&t=72887

Serato is a audio dj software which allows you to manipulate & playback digital audio files (MP3, WAV ect). Numark mix track is a hardware mixing console that links into your computer which allows you to control the serato software & connects through a USB. So where does the sound come out?...

Donations may be made via the link on the "donate" page of the Audacity website: http://audacityteam.org/donate/

During recording (or playback), use Ctrl+M to create a "marker" (label).
Optionally you can enter text in the label.
Press ENTER to close the label text.

Tip: Have a practice with it before you need to use it during a service.

The language selection in the installer sets the language for the installer.
Audacity, when installed, defaults to the system language. You can change the language in Preferences. See here in the FAQ for details: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/fa ... l#language