Audacity Forum

Do you mean a real telephone (land-line) or something else?
What hardware do you intend to use?

foxlance wrote:I've also tried searching for list of audacity command line functions but couldn't find one.

It's a very short list: Audacity is designed to be used from its GUI.
For extensive audio editing/processing from the command line, have a look at SoX

I doubt that there will be any interest from the developers for adding a feature to mix just part of one or more tracks (rather than the entire track) unless there is some compelling reason why such a feature would be needed (and I can't think of one). I think there is a good case for not always put...

My #1 top tip is to make a backup of the original recording before doing anything else. 6. Noise Removal Yes it works. No its not magic. :D very true. The main thing to take care about with Noise Removal is not to overdo it. If there is a lot of noise (and there usually is from camcorder recordings)...

Skype is not running -- session is not on, although I do have Skype & use it, there never has been a problem with Aud 1.2 & Skype. Sorry to keep banging on about Skype but it is relevant on 2 counts: 1) In order to be able to reliably work for voip with a minimum of user intervention, Skype...

You probably can't use Pro-53 in Audacity as it looks pretty clear that Audacity was choking on it. The most simple workaround is to disable VST support in Audacity and then re-install Pro-53. To check that VST is disabled in Audacity, open Audacity and go into Preferences (from the Audacity menu), ...

So far as I know, the "Mix and Render" always goes unto a newly created track. That is correct. I would like for it to go directly unto an EXISTING track, already in the project. Audacity does not do that, but from the point of view of a potential "feature request", how would th...

What settings do you have in the Device Toolbar? http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Device_Toolbar

I'm not totally sure what you're trying to do, but perhaps this will help:

Duplicate the parts that you want to mix down (Ctrl + D)
Select the duplicate track(s) and "Tracks > Mix and Render"

I'd just keep them as separate tracks. Note that Audacity does not support multi-channel playback so if you need to play back some of the tracks while you are working: 1) Click on the track name and from the drop down menu set whether you want it to play through left / right or mono (both) speakers....