Audacity Forum

The short answer - No.
Your best option may be to use a batch Tag editor (such as Mp3tag).

On many laptops the "Mic" input is specifically designed for "microphones". The signal level of a typical microphone is extremely small - around 1000x lower than a headphone output. It sounds like this is the case with your Toshiba Satelite C665 and the mic input is being heavily...

On consulting HELP I am told that it only works 'when the Audio is on'--what is meant by this If you could indicate exactly where you read that I'll have a look to see if it makes sense in context. Effects (and most other menu items) are unavailable when Audacity is Recording, Playing or Paused. Ef...

anonekku wrote: how do you change timbre in audacity?

With the Equalization effect.

Topic moved to the Audacity 1.3.x forum.

I don't have Win 7 but I've tested on XP and Linux and can't reproduce the problem.
Could you give a sequence of exact steps, starting with launching Audacity, to reproduce the issue.

That is currently not possible. The only effects that work in Chains are those listed.
Support for additional effects is planned for the future.

Steve, could you update and check again in HEAD on Debian? Not so good :( Testing with r11311, no crash with Amplify but Segmentation fault with Normalize. Other effects crash some of the time but not 100% repeatable. I guess I must have been lucky when I tested before. Added to Bugzilla as bug 455.

I assume that you have Saved the project already, if not, do that now. Export the track as a 32-bit WAV file File > Export, then select "Other uncompressed file types" as the file type then click on the "Options" button and select "WAV" as the header and "32 bit fl...

How many audio tracks are there in the project?

Does the track play correctly before you delete the section?