Audacity Forum

Mix and Render will "mix" (add together) all of the selected tracks and combine them into a new track, deleting the original tracks in the process. In other words, the selected tracks are put into a mixing bowl, mixed together and then put back as a new track. A similar thing happens when ...

The only new discoveries that I have made are: An apparently "out of sequence" data folder structure can be created by discarding Undo History. I can set stupid numbers for "Minimum Free Memory", including zero, negative numbers, really small numbers and really huge numbers (1234...

Start here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Mixer ... _Issues#cp
If you get stuck, describe where you're stuck.

You can reduce bass with the Equalization effect: http://manual.audacityteam.org/manual/h ... ation.html

If you want a good, clear recording, the easiest way is probably to re-record with less background noise.

If you want to try noise removal, see here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Noise_Removal

It's a 3 TB drive, segmented into smaller, logical drives. With 2 TB free on the C: partition? :? When the export fails, all I see is a time elapsed/remaining window on the screen. Then it immediately shifts to a window telling me the export failed. I haven't watched the HD light yet, but I will. I...

Where Audacity produces a lot of temporary data is with the audio data files (thousands of little .au files). These can easily be moved to any drive that is available by setting the Audacity temp folder in preferences and choosing where to save projects while you are working on them, however, it is ...

The Audacity temp folder is set in Preferences: http://manual.audacityteam.org/manual/help/manual/man/directories_preferences.html This folder is used until the project is saved. When the project has been saved, the project "_data" folder is used for temporary files. You will also notice t...

lmorgan79 wrote:Just the same as I already posted. It's always an 0XC0000005.

I don't think that you did post that before.
I presume that you mean the Windows system message "ACCESS_VIOLATION (0xc0000005)" or something similar?
Could you give the full message and/or a screen shot of the error message?

edgar-rft wrote:Sorry, but SoX can't create MP3 files, at least not by default (

I think that there are Windows binaries available that have MP3 support built in. Linux versions generally don't unless you compile it yourself, but yes, you could use LAME directly.