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You can mix the stereo channel to mono by putting both pan controls in the middle. You can reduce the stereo spread by panning each control a bit off maximum. You can flip the channels in the mix by reversing the pan controls. Good point Bill, but they are a different sort of "pan" to wha...

1) Is (/ maxval) the same that (/ 1 maxval) ? Yes it's identical, but less typing ;) Note that "1" is an integer, and if you divide an integer by another integer it will be calculated using integer arithmetic, so you will get an integer result. (/ 1.0 2) ; returns 0.500000 (/ 1 2.0) ; ret...

Sorry about the duplication, Gale must have posted while I was typing, but at least we agree.

That's screaming "driver problem" to me. You could try updating to Audacity 1.3.13 and see if that copes any better, but the cause of the problem is almost certainly a bug in the sound card driver. If your computer is a branded computer and has the original sound card you should check on t...

polkat wrote:One thing I've noticed in Gverb is that if you don't have much Dry Signal Level, it sounds pretty bad

The "Duplicate and mix together" method described on the wiki makes adjusting the mix of wet (processed) and dry (original) signal much easier as you can adjust it while it is playing.

Add my name as well. I am desperately looking for a way to do scheduled recordings in Linux! On Linux you can install SoX and Gnome Schedule (or any other implementation of Cron). Using Gnome Schedule to schedule recording with SoX is really easy. Just add a new event and for the "command"...

but I used "cut" instead of delete. I don't think that will account for why you could not save the project. It should still have been possible to Save unless there was some other reason (which I strongly suspect there was) for why you could not save. At this stage I think we stand little ...

Let's deal with some details first: I have NEOSTAR NTCD1V That's a USB turntable, right? I downloaded Audacity You've posted in the Audacity 1.2.x part of the forum, but Audacity 1.2.x is really old now and Audacity 1.3.13 is much better so I hope that you have downloaded 1.3.13 and just posted on t...

When I tried it with FLAC verus MP3, I was really suprised on how much signal is left over. The test that you described will exaggerate the losses caused by MP3 encoding. What the test does is to indicate the (absolute) difference between the waveforms, but that does not necessarily equate to the (...

There is a guide to using GVerb here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/GVerb

I would recommend using the "Duplicate and mix together" method.