Audacity Forum

The "Pseudo Stereo" effect may be used to add "spaciousness" to either mono or stereo sounds. The effect can only be applied to 2 channel tracks, so mono (1 channel) tracks need to be made into 2 channel tracks first. The quickest way to convert a 1 channel track to a 2 channel t...

The current version of Audacity is 2.0.3. You can check the exact version number of your installed version by looking in the Help menu > About Audacity. If you have an older version, the current version is available here: http://audacityteam.org/download/ In the curret version of Audacity (2.0.3), i...

When you say that you want to create a "stereo track" from a mono track, what do you actually mean? Do you want to create a fake/artificial "surround sound" type effect, or do you just want two identical channels?

I'm not sure exactly what you are trying to do, but perhaps you mean this: (defun mftone1 (hz1 hz2 dur) (mult 0.5 (sum (osc (hz-to-step hz1) dur)) (osc (hz-to-step hz2) dur))) (defun mftone2 () (pan (osc (hz-to-step 440) 12) (sum 0.6 (mult 1.5 (amosc (hz-to-step 0.1) (scale-srate (noise 2e-4) 2e-4))...

The CD burning program should have an option for "Data CD" or "Audio CD" and you need to select "Audio CD".
I don't use Power2Go so I don;t know where that option will be but it should say in the Power2Go manual.

noise takes one argument.
I suspect that you mean "2e-4" not "2e - 4" or in other words "0.0002"

Also, the parentheses do not match up correctly in mftone2.

The most likely cause of the trouble is your CD burning program. You have probably made a "data CD" rather than an "audio CD".
What program are you using to make the CD?

Is the track set to "32 bit float"? (look at the track information in the panel on the left end of the track). For any audio processing it is better to have the track as 32 bit float, but particularly when using ClipFix. If the track is "16 bit" or "24 bit" you should c...

I can add Bass Boost to each track individually, Yes, that's one way to do it. Alternatively you can apply "Edit > Clip Boundaries > Detach at Silence" (or just press Alt+Ctrl+J while everything is selected). If you are using the same bass boost setting for a lot of music, you may be bett...

If you are using the mic input on a laptop, don't expect the sound quality to be great. The mic inputs on laptops (and those built into the motherboard of full size PCs) are usually very poor quality, which is why there is such a huge market for upgraded sound cards and USB audio devices.