Audacity Forum

We get quite a few enquiries about the "T-Pain" effect.
http://alturl.com/59kff

This effect (to do it properly) requires MIDI control.

(I'm +0 for this effect. I'm juts passing on the requests)

It's a MIDI controlled "auto-tune" type effect. It's like the so called "T-Pain" effect nut has been pitch shifted up a bit. Next you are going to ask how to do that in Audacity. Audacity does not support MIDI control, but if you are on Windows you may be able to approximate a si...

allen76693 wrote:I create the proposed dialog in writer typed out ready to read.
Then I access Audacity. I need both writer and audacity on screen at same time
so that when I click on record and speak into my Samson the writer dialog is there to read from.

Why does that not work? What happens or does not happen?

Kazutico wrote:choose 'Make Stereo Track'...

See here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tr ... _menu.html

Are you sure that you need to make a stereo track?

I am using version 1.2.5, by the way. Audacity 1.2.5 is obsolete and no longer supported. To avoid recurring problems please upgrade to the current version of Audacity as soon as possible: http://audacityteam.org/download/ Thanks so much. We DID recover the file. Excellent :D What did you do next? ...

Sorry I do not speak French so I must reply in English. Audacity 2.0.2 should be able to open both audio files that were exported from Audacity 1.2.6 and Audacity projects that were created with 1.2.6. Note that Audacity projects consist of two or more parts. The "Audacity Project File" ha...

As hard as they are to shoot, many people like stage performances because they consider studio performances to be dry and without character. Many performers only light up on stage with a live audience. Ironically, the singers in this performance are miming and there is no sign of a live band. The m...

As far as audio software is concerned, the audience is not "noise", the audience is a thousand performers in the recorded show so they cannot be removed other than by cutting out (deleting) that part of the show.

What sort of "high pitch sound"?
Can you be more descriptive?

Well the settings do affect all Spectrogram tracks, so it's logical and certainly a lot more convenient than in Preferences.