Audacity Forum

In addition to the advice given by ragnar.jensen,
Once an Audacity Project has been saved, all further temporary files will be saved in the Project _data folder.
If you're unsure what a "Project _data folder" is, see here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Audacity_Projects

That depends on what hardware and what operating system you are using.
To be able to hear other tracks while recording a new one, enable "overdub" in the Transport menu.

Select the audio that you want to add DC offset to. From the Effect menu select "Nyquist Prompt" Copy the following code into the Nyquist Prompt box: (setq offset 0.1) (sum s offset) In this example, the audio will be offset by +0.1 on the linear scale. Change (only) the number in the firs...

And why are such basic effects not included in the listed Effects ? Some users complain that there are already too many effects, without adding even more. (You can't please all the people all the time). If you use Windows, there is a good, free VST reverb by Anwida called DX Reverb Light: http://ww...

If you have the manual installed (Help menu), try looking up "Effect Menu". The relevant page in the on-line manual is here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Effect_Menu#List_of_Built-in_Effects (the on-line manual may be slightly different to your installed version as it refers to the v...

What are you trying to record?
If its sounds that are playing on your computer, set the recording input in the Device Toolbar to "Stereo Mix".

I do still wonder about options to either restrict the range of values the Clip Fix plugin can use in its interpolation or introduce some kind of amplitude weighting in the process of choosing an "optimal" interpolation. If I weren't already so behind in stuff I need to get done I'd pull ...

Here is the new "Broadcast Limiter IV" using the Nyquist "shape" function. Funny: the audio processing is done in *one* single Nyquist function. The "shape" part is based on Roger's Distortion Tutorial . The explanation of the "knee" math in the "coord&q...

So I open the aup file from the previous day,then press shift+R.? How would that enable me to continue my recording? Have you tried it? Are you using the current 1.3.14 version of Audacity? shift+R (recent versions of Audacity 1.3.x only) is the command for "Append Record" (Append Record ...

Audacity Projects with more than 2147483648 (2^31) samples cannot currently be reopened correctly. That's about 13.5 hours for a mono track at 44100 Hz sample rate. WAV files are limited to a maximum size of 4 GB on most machines, 2 GB on some older machines. (This is not an Audacity limitation, it ...