Audacity Forum

Shortcuts for Generators, Effects and Analyzers where you have to add your own key binding are not currently exported.
As far as I'm aware, shortcuts for the standard Audacity functions should export correctly.

and you are logged in as "user1" ?
Have you checked that "C:Usersuser1AppDataLocalTemp" is writeable ?

A small modification to Gale's suggestion - it's one extra control: Suggested controls with default settings shown: Preset or Controls: Use Controls Fade direction: Fade Up Fade type: Simple (linear) Mid-fade cut/boost: 0 High point gain (dB): 0 Low point gain (dB): -96 Preset choices: Use Controls ...

"Fade In (log) " or "Fade Out (Eq Power)" or "Fade In (Sine)" or "Fade Out (linear)" or any of the other presets presented in the first "Use Preset or Controls" control don't work with any of the other controls, as I envisage. Select one preset choi...

I've modified the "Mid-fade" slider to a new non-linear scale. It still has the same range of fade curves as version 23, but the scale is now shown as +/- 1. These are the "Fade In" curves that it produces (slider values in steps of 0.2 from -1.0 to +1.0) Simple-curves.png Sine-c...

Version 23b just changes the "Fade Taper" to "Fade type" and "Override Level Controls" to "Use Preset or Controls".

I have used "Fit Vertically" You mean in the View menu? I don't think that they have "disappeared", I think that you've made the track height so small that there is not room to display them. To check if this is correct, click on the bottom edge of a track and drag the edge downw...

kusf-fan wrote: C:Usersuser1AppDataLocalTempaudacity_temp

Is "user1" your Windows log-in name?

Ensure that your USB mic is connected before you launch Audacity.
Then open Audacity.
Then set the Recording Input to the USB option: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Device_Toolbar

I think the same after I figure how its work. if you want to make real subliminal messages, you need to learn this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9qNuyD7xdg He's just talking about "auditory masking", which in short is: loud sounds mask quiet sounds that are in a similar frequency range...