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I was wondering that too.
I've not found anyone that has tried it yet, though I am considering purchasing one. If I do I will certainly be trying it. If you try it first, be sure to let us know how you get on.

That's what I thought.
That will change the sample rate of the track, but because the audio data is not "resampled" it will make any existing audio in the track play at a different speed. See here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tr ... .html#rate

kalliopi wrote:i went to set Rate to put it to 16 bit and 44100h

I think you are setting the sample rate in the wrong place. You need to set the "Project Rate" which is in the lower left corner of the main Audacity window. If necessary you can than use "Tracks menu > Resample"

Jehannum wrote:It might not be that hard to code, nor be too taxing on the computer's resources.

Please post your patch and I will be very willing to test it. If it works I will be more than happy to promote it and I'm sure that it will receive a considerable amount of backing.

Either way I quite like "High Point" and "Low Point" rather than "Maximum" and "Minimum". Looking at this again, doesn't "High Point" and "Low Point" suggest absolute levels rather than the amount of gain? For example: If a fade has: Maxim...

i want to use a small part of the mp3 but to be 44100hz . Could you explain in more detail how you are wanting to use the small part of the MP3. If you just want to export it with a sample rate of 44100, change the "Project Rate" (lower left corner of the main Audacity window) to 44100 be...

The way that I would approach the task would be: Start Audacity recording: Record "Access Granted" .... (space) Record "Access Denied"... (space) Record .... Stop the recording. Add labels to each of the recorded section http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/label_tracks.html The ...

The 222 is pink and Behringer supply proprietary drivers for the 222 which may provide some extra features (I don't know what extra features if any, or if the proprietary drivers will work with Audacity). Other than that they appear to be the same.

In Windows the properties does not display the sample rate or at least not on my Win7 system. Sorry, you're correct, I keep forgetting how limited Windows is. There's a program called MediaInfo that will be able to tell you http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net (If you don't want to install the "bu...

That would probably be deemed "too long", but a rename and moving the button (on Windows) underneath the two dropdown boxes would likely help. If you mean, in the "Export Audio" dialogue, moving the Options button under the "Save as Type:" drop down menu, then there's ...