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what is the difference bet 32 float and 32 PCM ? PCM may use integer or floating point data. Audacity supports tracks that are 16 bit integer. 24 bit integer and 32 bit float (floating point). 32 bit float is strongly recommended for audio processing. 32 bit integer PCM has 2^32 (4,294,967,296) pos...

so ! if i understood correctly ! the slider on thleft side of the track is = to the slider on the mixer . Similar, but not quite the same. The slider on the Mixer toolbar http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/m/images/2/2b/mixertoolbarwithoutinputselect.png controls the overall playback level from Audac...

Perhaps you have the same issue as this user: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 92#p214892

If you have lost all sound on your computer, see here in the Frequently Asked Questions:
http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/fa ... k.html#usb

When seeking help with sound quality issues it is often helpful to post a short audio sample that illustrates the problem. In most cases just 3 or 4 seconds of audio in WAV format is sufficient. Note that other formats such as MP3 may not be helpful (unless the question is specifically about MP3 exp...

One way to do it:

Import all of the files.
Select 0.1 seconds in one of the tracks.
Ctrl+Shift+K to "Select in all tracks".
Ctrl+T to trim
File menu > Export Multiple (based on tracks).

ESP Clip Fix seems to give a slightly better result than Clip Fix, 60% worked best for me. It now sounds much clearer (except for the clipping) rather than generally fuzzy. but don't expect miracles Frien004. That audio is very badly damaged - about 50% of the audio signal is missing (clipped off b...

This is the kind of audio that people generally want to repair: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 20#p214720

Incetum wrote:So I have listened to them as .wav files, and still the gap occurs

Is that playing the WAV files on your smart phone or in some other player?

MP3s have inherent silence padding due to a restriction of the MP3 format. To avoid gaps between tracks you need to use a format that does not add padding to the start or end of the tracks (for example WAV, AIFF, Flac or Ogg). Some players are able to merge MP3 files on the fly so as to avoid playin...