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I love the "Audio Density" demo video

Thanks vburel, this looks like an interesting option, but the software appears to be Windows only and you posted it in the Mac OSX forum, so I've moved it here. Are you anything to do with the development of this software or have you used it yourself? Have you tested it with the current version (2.0...

I'll leave your first question to someone else as I'm on Linux and I can never remember what the difference is on Vista and later Windows. does the panning slider (next to any given track) just affect the volume of the audio? The pan slider only affects the playback level (per channel) and not the a...

After more than three decades of PCs, it is surprising that there are still such basic gaps with no tools. This particular gap is probably because the "WAV (Microsoft) PCM" file specification does not include any specification for metadata (it does not exclude the use of metadata either)....

Actually, I tried it again just now, and this time when I put the sound at 48 onto the 44.1 track, the sound from the 48 track did not play at all. Those are both experiences I remember having with earlier versions of Audacity. That was indeed a limitation of the 1.2.x series, but I can't reproduce...

but the whole thing increasingly goes out of sync :cry: ... and it would be difficult to automatically calculate the necessary timing corrections. I think the way to do it would be to loop through short sections so that the timing drift (per section) is not significant. Also, I think that the perce...

Please post a screen shot of your project and I may be able to see what you are missing.

If you listen to it, you will hear what I am calling the sizzle sound. I don't even need to listen to it - as Koz said, Badwin is much too loud and the waveform is smashed against the top and bottom of the track - that's what we call "clipping". The tops and bottoms of the waveform have b...

Have you tried creating the effect using a "Time track"? http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/time_tracks.html

kristi wrote:I don't remember seeing anything visible happen.

Ensure that all of the tracks are selected before you try to align them.
You should see the tracks move so that they are aligned end to end like this:

Before aligning:

After aligning: