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I'm not sure if it is exactly what you want, but try enabling:
"Edit > Preferences > Tracks > Display: Automatically fit tracks vertically zoomed"

Yeah, I know it sounds metallic but depending on the thing you're gonna upsample you're upsampling it actually doesn't sound bad! I'm my case it was an electric guitar with a phaser! hahah Sounded very 'fitting'. Yes I can imagine that. As I said, it was an interesting exercise, and the sound of th...

David Brough wrote:The space is only a small one but can happen two or three times on one recorded track from the Cassette player. The recording does continue normally after the space

Could you be a bit more specific - are you talking about hundredths of a second, 10 seconds, 30 seconds...?

MIDI is not audio. MIDI is just data that sends commands from one piece of equipment to another, for example from a keyboard to a synthesizer http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIDI Audacity does not do MIDI (other than being able to display a MIDI file). Audacity is for recording and editing audio. To re...

See here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/au ... jects.html

i am looking for a button that, when i turn it on, will repeat the entire wav If no audio is selected, or if the entire track is selected, then the entire thing will repeat. If you have a selection that you don't want to loose, use "Edit > Region Save" before you clear the selection. (&qu...

What settings are available in the Device Toolbar, and which settings are currently selected? http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Device_Toolbar If you want to jump ahead and troubleshoot it yourself, the answer is probably in the Windows Sounds Control Panel: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Mixer_...

Cool

What I find interesting about that site - having never heard of a picofarad before - is that all the Stanton DJ carts are rated above 200pF as also appears true of the Ortofon models based on a quick scan, whereas the Pro-Ject box says: Input impedance, MM 47kohms/120pF. Is the Pro-Ject pre-amp jus...

The difference between your graphic example and the audio processing is that the graphic up-sampling is reducing the appearance of "steps", whereas the "Nearest Neighbour up-sampling" is increasing the appearance of steps. Back to the audio sample: Where the original sample rate ...