Audacity Forum

How about the equivalent of the "double-click-on-the-gain-slider" dialog, but apply the relative adjustment to all tracks? or a "Link Gain Sliders" button on the Mixer Board? As Edgar said, designing and placing of a control in the GUI is a QA question first. Do we want to start...

Go to this page: http://audacityteam.org/download/beta_windows Find where it says "Recommended Download" and click on the link: Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7: Audacity 1.3.14 installer (.exe file, 18.4 MB) Connect the USB device before you start Audacity. The USB device should be listed as an In...

For Vista and Windows 7 you should be using Audacity 1.3.14 but you have posted in the Audacity 1.2.x part of the forum. Assuming that you are actually using Audacity 1.3.14: Go to "File > Open Metadata Editor" In the Metadata Editor click on the "Clear" button, then the "OK...

TylerRandall wrote:I'm exporting it into a file on my desktop

And what is the exact location of your Desktop? (for example "C:Documents and SettingsTylerRandallDesktop" )

I'm not a C+ programmer but I suspect that option 2 (move all channel sliders by the same dB amount) would involve a lot less programming than option 1 (which I agree would probably need a "proper" mixer board view and would be a major project).

Topic split and moved to the Audacity 1.3 forum. "Windows Sound Mapper" sets Audacity to use the Windows sound settings that are configured in the Windows Control Panel. The recommended version of Audacity is 1.3.14 which you can get here: http://audacityteam.org/download/beta_windows On V...

What is the exact location that you are trying to export to and what file name are you using?

Is there a visible waveform on the recorded track?
Do other things play in Audacity?
If you ar really using Audacity 1.2.x you should probably upgrade to Audacity 1.3.14 http://audacityteam.org/download/

The recommended version of Audacity is 1.3.14 which you can get here: http://audacityteam.org/download/beta_windows On Vista and Windows 7 the options to record sounds playing on the computer are often hidden or completely unavailable. See these two pages for how to enable the option, and for workar...

I think that it is more likely that the display in Audacity is correct. The waveform in CD Spin Doctor appears to be identical for both left and right channels which would be surprising unless the original recorded audio was mono. I suspect that CD Spin Doctor is creating the waveform display from a...