Audacity Forum

I kinda get the impression that you guys are a tight knit group and that you are mocking me. Not at all. The people that post regularly on this forum are just Audacity enthusiasts that give some of their spare time to try and help other Audacity users. Koz lives on the other side of the Atlantic fr...

rscarbro wrote:I'm trying to use Audacity to OUTPUT two channels to different places: a stereo channel to a mixing board (and eventually on to a PA), and a mono click track to my headphones.

Audacity can't do that. Audacity can only output to one mono or stereo device.

Rooxo wrote: I want to audiocapture one window while other windows also play audio.

Are you talking about two Audacity windows, or capturing audio from some other applications?
It is not clear what you are trying to do.

My voice is about an octave lower first thing in the morning, before I've had a cup of tea, than any other time of day. There is no way to correct for that. By recording the "drop in" correction to a new track, you can use the Time Shift tool to accurately synchronise the timing and you ca...

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What is the file format that you are trying to import? For WAV, AIFF, Ogg, FLAC or MP3 files, you just need to use "File menu > Import > Audio", then select the file(s). Installing FFMpeg adds support for many other file types that are not natively supported by Audacity. See here for how t...

Gale, yes, I'm still on XP. This plugin shouldn't be as slow as it is on my machine, because similar plugins such as SC4, Audacity's built-in compressor, and Chriss Capel's compressor are much faster. I'm thinking that AGC may require more memory than those other plugins. It runs at least 10 times ...

If you could post a short sample in the format that works, we may be able to find the Audacity settings to achieve the same format.
See here for how to post files: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 49&t=64936

The "Timeline" above the tracks panel always shows "time" in hh:mm:ss".
The Selection toolbar may be configured to show time is a selection of units, including samples - click on the little black arrow next to one of the time boxes to select the units that you require.

With all due respect, can't you guys just address my question directly? With all due respect, your original question was answered by Bill within 24 hours of your original post. You then added additional requirements regarding maintaining a large collection of audio files within a complex file hiera...