Audacity Forum

Audacity does not handle video, so if you want to process the sound in Audacity then you need to use a video application to put the processed sound back into the video. Audacity can extract the audio content from many types of video file if you have ffmpeg installed: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o...

kozikowski wrote:If you find yourself pressing Play a million times, just press the spacebar. Spacebar is the keyboard shortcut for Play.

Spacebar is also the shortcut for "Stop".

It looks like data corruption to me: firsttrack000.png The buzz is a rapid series of clicks that are exactly 441 samples apart. My best guess is that it is a problem in the sound card driver. Windows will often install generic drivers for the sound card rather than drivers that have been specificall...

Gale Andrews wrote:If you run Audacity 2.x on a computer which only just meets the minimum specification,...

In my experience, almost all programs run badly on a computer which only just meets the minimum OS specification.

error: unbound function - VIBAMP Nyquist thinks that VIBAMP is an undefined function but the original SAL code is using VIBAMP as a variable . In LISP, functions always start with an open bracket, followed by the function name, then the arguments, then a close bracket: (function <arg> <arg>) SAL a ...

Unfortunately I think that your recording may be lost forever. Audacity projects have a "project file" (in this case the "autosave" file, and separately is the audio data. If the audio data had been intact, than I think that the modified file that Gale posted should have worked. ...

It's late here and I have to be up early tomorrow, so if I don't give enough detail. please ask. Basically what you need to do is to make a duplicate track (Select the track then Ctrl+D). Apply the EQ that you want to the duplicate track (Effect memu > Equalization) To go from the original track to ...

The terminology is quite important: When you import a file into Audacity, you are not working directly on that "file" - the original file is not changed at all. When you import a file into Audacity, the audio data is copied from the file into the Audacity project - you are working on the c...

Yes you can do that in Audacity, but it's a bit fiddly to do.
Give me an idea of how much detail I need to type - how familiar are you with Audacity/audio software/computers?

I just followed your suggestion. I disagree. I zoomed in with the all white magbifying glass (not the one with a + in it) to where I want to delete from, OK, that's fine, that is one way to do it. I clicked the wave form But you hadn't changed from the Zoom tool to the Selection tool had you. To cr...