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To export as 32 bit, select "other uncompressed files" as the file type, then click on the "Options" button.
All of the options are described in the manual: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/fi ... ialog.html

As described here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/latency_test.html
The output of the audio device (the pod) needs to be routed to the input of the device (the pod) so that the output can be recorded.

I don't have "Stereo Mix" as an option. There is often confusion over what source to use for recording sounds the computer is playing, and worse, this source is often hidden by default in the system mixer. The required source can go by various names such as: "Stereo Mix", "...

billw58 wrote:Would this not detune each voice differently at any given point in time?

Yes but only if there is more than one voice per channel - ah but on reading your post again I see that's what you said the first time. Sorry, my mind was elsewhere

Sounds like you're looking at old documentation. Try here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Mixer ... _Issues#cp

I'm having the same problem. The .aup file and the folder are together. Is there a way I can show audacity where the folder is? So frustrating. What is the name of the .AUP file? What is the name of the _data folder? Open the .AUP file in NotePad and copy the first 5 lines and paste them into your ...

A very old program that I used to use for converting multi-channel AC3: HeadAC3he 0.23a http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/mp3-hac3.htm Download from the download page on: http://www.doom9.org/ (I've only ever used it on Windows XP). For a more recent program you could try: AC3 Decoder 1.2.6 http://ww...

The maximum file size for a WAV file is 4 GB. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WAV#Limitations

If it sounds good, I want to proceed on the same track and keep recording. "Transport menu > Append Record" or, much more conveniently, the keyboard shorcut: Shift+R If it sounds bad, I want to repeat that particular part "Edit menu > Undo" or, much more conveniently, the keyboa...