Audacity Forum

it eliminates low level sounds only when the higher level sounds stop Correct, so it's not the effect that you need. The first thing is to minimize the fish tank noise as much as possible and get your guitar sound as loud as possible. The greater the difference between the signal level and the nois...

Rather than editing one really long track I'd suggest using a playlist.

Gale Andrews wrote:Before people get too shocked, the damage is almost un-noticeable if you replace "-40" with "-5".

Absolutely, but it gives an idea about how good 32-bit float is that you can drop the volume down by 80 dB and then boost it back almost perfectly.

Read the page linked in my last post. You'll get nowhere 'till you do that.
The file is not an Acrobat file, it's the Audacity project file (it has an .AUP etension, not a .PDF extension)

I use VLC, indeed. How can I record Internet stream through it? Is there a guide on that? Its not something I do very often (and it's somewhat off topic for this forum). The best I can do is describe an example by doing it here on my machine, but if it doesn't work for you then I doubt that I'll be...

I'm using Audacity 1.2.6 on a PowerPC Mac running Leopard. I've installed the plugin, but when I define a section, select my peak settings and press OK, I get "Nyquist did not return audio." Audacity 1.2.6 is too old for the previously posted version of plug-in. Attached to this post is a...

That sounds like a variation on this issue: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/FAQ: ... hancements

One of the good things about Ubuntu is that it has a huge selection of free software available in its "repositories" (the on-line Ubuntu software resource). As long as you have a good internet connection (preferably broadband), most software that you are likely to want or need can be quick...

Only one can be enabled. Mint is based on Ubuntu, so what applies there, applies to Mint as well. Yes Mint is based on Ubuntu, but from my (very limited) experience with Mint it appears to make a lot more configuration decisions behind the scenes (which is great if it does what you want it to do). ...

Could you run the following command in a terminal window, then post the output: