Audacity Forum

is Audacity capable of allowing me to meet the QC mastering (quality control) standards that this page states? Yes it is, though as Koz notes, their description of "good" recording is detailed and fairly comprehensive, but not "complete". They mention "room tone" sever...

I'm currently updating my Ubuntu VM so that I've got something to test on. Well that was rather more effort than anticipated (thanks to a bug in VirtualBox version 4.2.12 guest additions ). But it looks like there is "something" else wrong with Regular Interval Labels (or Pluck and Risset...

steve wrote:I'll forward your modification to the developers.

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Thanks jcxz100. I've tried your modification on Linux and I can confirm that there is a considerable speed increase (about 20 x faster).
I'll forward your modification to the developers.

kozikowski wrote:Most times when you do this you're sending the caller back to himself and it creates echo problems

That shouldn't be a problem because Skype is only half-duplex (one direction at a time).

Trebor wrote:You can currently have a couple of horizontal lines on the spectrogram when you zoom-in on the vertical (frequency) axis ...

I find that feature useful, but I'd (also) like to be able to make use of a horizontal guide without having to zoom in.

elaterite wrote:as I've not got it working exactly the way I want, but I'm getting close.

How would you ideally want it? Perhaps I can give some tips/suggestions.

To remove labels without affecting other labels: Single-click in the text of an individual label, then press the DELETE or BACKSPACE key (as appropriate) on your keyboard until the text is removed. Once the label is empty of text, press DELETE or BACKSPACE once more to delete the label.

Short version - Set the "host" in the Device Toolbar to "Jack".
I'm sure that I wrote the "long version" somewhere - give a shout if you need it.

"Skype Call Recorder" works well for me: http://atdot.ch/scr/

It is also possible to record both sides using Jack, but it's a bit awkward because Skype does not appear to support Jack so I'd recommend that you try "Skype Call Recorder" first.