Audacity Forum

David Brough wrote:It puts in a space as if it's the end of a track

How big a space?
Does the recording continue normally after the space?
Is part of the recording missing where the space occurs, or is it like silence has been inserted into the track?

koolkat wrote:Am I right in saying that although a normal CD has a 44.1kHz sampling rate, a WAV file that is produced from another application may have a different sampling rate.

Yes.

koolkat wrote:In the track info bar, how is the sample rate figure generated? Is this the true sampling rate of the imported WAV file?

Yes.

I am not a lawyer, but as I understand it: Client software support for ASIO, (and ASIO4ALL) requires Steinberg's ASIO SDK, but Steinberg's ASIO SDK is non-distributable. The GPL license requires that all of the required source code for GPL licensed software is freely available. Audacity is released ...

In this version I've attempted to combine both "squelch" functions into one slider.
I've assumed that the higher the squelch level, the greater the required muting.

Here's a bad recording: bad-recording.wav Try AGC with default settings and you will notice that the "background" noise is greatly amplified. The "background noise peak level is around -20 dB, so set the Squelch to -18 dB (a little above the noise floor). The background noise is not a...

i connect my tape recorder headphone socket with audio in of my cpu and thro that i record using audacity. I use a usb casaette player for this purpose. I don't understand why you are connecting the headphone socket of the USB cassette player to the audio input of your computer. Do the cassette pla...

Littleviews wrote:Can tracks be moved in and out based on database/programming manipulation?

You will need to describe what you want to do in a lot more detail.

i have clicked on the link that steve has provided on where i plug the uca202 on the last posting, but the click takes me back to page 2. That is correct. A quote from the linked post: "I presume that you have the "Master Out" connected to your amp, in which case you can connect the ...

My one reservation about removing the Leveller effect is that it is the only "Distortion" effect that is shipped with Audacity. Personally I find the Leveller effect pretty useless for "evening out the volume", but it can come in useful as a distortion effect, especially as it is...

But to be frank, I do think it sounds better than the other methods! The result is "brighter" sounding than other methods because of the distortion that it creates. Anyway, I thought it was an interesting exercise, so I've written some code for you. One thing that Nyquist cannot do is to ...