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Use Audacity 2.0.2 Some 1.3.x versions have bugs that are now fixed. For some reason the example still doesn't actually work though. Which example? I've just checked the three code samples that I posted and they all work. The first code sample must be run as a plug-in because the Nyquist Prompt does...

whbjr wrote:That's not what I'm seeing...

Sorry about that - there does seem to be a problem with the version on the forum so I've re-uploaded it. http://forum.audacityteam.org/download/file.php?id=6069
Thanks for letting me know.

mr/ms mod please merge this if you can ty :) ) No worries, I think the flow of posts still makes sense. @steve: may i know the values you had put on the gverb and delay effect from the original? Heck, I'm not sure that I remember. I kept it fairly subtle - it's very easy to overdo Reverb. I general...

Listening again, this time on headphones, do you mean that high pitched whistling? That sounds like it could be MP3 compression damage (unwanted artefacts caused by compressing the data in MP3 format. It is also audible in the "original" MP3 sample that you posted. Whenever possible, use u...

No. So as to support multi-track use, dropping a file into an open Audacity window will create a new track. If you want to paste it into an existing track, select the new track (double click on the waveform), cut it (Ctrl+X), click on the existing track at the point where you want to insert it and t...

KillerKeyboard wrote:My query is, I have this track my friend made, and it have this weird high pitched noise that appeared when i tried putting some editing on it (bass and pitch)

Are you sure it's not just your speakers rattling?

Probably XP or Win 2000.
See here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/FAQ: ... -Ins#probs

Audacity 1.2.5 is obsolete. Unless you are running an ancient version of OS X I'd suggest that you upgrade to Audacity 2.0.2 http://audacityteam.org/download/ To add support for additional file types you can install FFMpeg: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/faq_installation_and_plug_ins.html#ffdo...

The quick way is to select the part that you want to replace and paste over it.

pmcwillie wrote:if u edit a JPEG & then save it, more pixels are lost forever.

That's a good analogy.
PCM WAV format would be more like an uncompressed bit-map - huge, but can be reproduced exactly with no data loss.