Audacity Forum

I would suggest installing an ALSA mixer The command line version of AlsaMixer is installed by default in every Desktop Linux distribution that I've come across. It has a very basic "graphical" interface within the terminal window, but it has access to all inputs and outputs that are supp...

If you can't and that's regarded as a "feature" I'm looking at SetupCutPreviewTracks in ControlToolBar.cpp. I'm only just starting to get to grips with this track iterator stuff, but it looks like it gets the first selected track and copies the section before the selection and the section...

MultiPlay is THE free cue player for Windows. It'll do a lot more than you want, but it will also do what you want very well. For example, you can assign hot keys to sound effects, play multiple sounds at the same time, play background music with a live fade-in and fade-out again on the press of a ...

Certainly,. See here in the Frequently Asked Questions:
http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/fa ... l#language .

andysmovieminute wrote:When I record a new track it only captures the left-panned mic.

Have you set Audacity to record "2 channel (stereo)" in the Device Toolbar?
You may also need to set Windows to record 2 channels (stereo) in the Windows Sound Control Panel.

Gale Andrews wrote:Should Change Tempo not prevent non-integer BPM input, or better, support fractional BPM?

I've sent you a patch for fractional BPM support, though note that SoundTouch is not very accurate so allowing fractional BPM does not mean that you will be able to achieve super-accuracy in the stretch length.

Pan one mic all the way to the left and the other to the right with the multimix. Set Audacity to record "2 channel (stereo)" in the Device Toolbar . When the recording is completed, press the Stop button, then split the stereo track into 2 mono tracks as described here: http://manual.auda...

I don't know what's goin' on cause I haven't changed a thing since I used it last! "Something" has obviously changed, otherwise it would still work. We need to find out "what" has changed. Tell us about your set-up. What sort of speakers, how are they connected to your computer?...

Looking into my crystal ball, I'm guessing that you used Skype last week and it changed your sound card settings. Whatever the reason, you will need to check the settings. First, look in the recording (Input) settings in the Device Toolbar and check that it is set to Stereo Mix. If it is set to Ster...

I see it as a playback preview (cut is not an effect I thought about that, and yes, strictly speaking "cut" is not an "effect", but equally "Preview" is not "Play". You cannot change mute/solo state while previewing an effect More to the point, you can't chan...