Audacity Forum

Oops
Well at least it was easily resolved.

A "project" is a job half done. An Audacity Project is completed when you have Exported the final audio file (for example a WAV or MP3 file). It is not recommended to keep lots of half completed jobs on your computer - Audacity Projects are easy to break, all you need to do is to loose a b...

Here's another version of the code. This version will set the average (mean) RMS level of the selected audio to the "target level". (setq target-level -18) (if (<= (get-duration 1) 10) (let* ((ssq (mult s s)) (step (round len))) (mult s (/ (db-to-linear target-level) (snd-fetch (snd-sqrt (...

The start and end points of the loop section need to be as similar as possible. Look for a section where the beginning and end of the section have a similar shaped waveform and a similar amplitude. Then choose " zero crossing points " for the start and end of the section that will be loope...

I don't use Windows, but I would expect that you could add album art with Windows Media Player (or whatever your usual player is).
Audacity does not support album art.

Are you sure the tape is not the same on both sides? (have you tried playing it on another cassette player?)

When you say this is a"windows problem" it almost seems as if you are suggesting Audacity is not intended for this use in windows? (Multi track recording?) What Koz is suggesting is that the problem is how your computer sound system is set up (the Windows configuration) rather than how Au...

Open the Metadata editor (File menu) before you Export Multiple. Clear the current data if necessary, then enter the data that is common to all tracks (Album title, etc.) Now when you Export Multiple, most of the (correct) data is already there, and you just need to add the track specific informatio...

There is one device listed for 3 types of recording and here's what I saw displayed below the listing of each type: "FrontMic: Realtek High Definition Audio (not plugged in)" "Microphone: Realtek High Definition Audio (not plugged in)" "Line In : Realtek High Definition Aud...

USB devices must be connected and recognised by Windows before you open Audacity. If Audacity still fails to recognise that there is a USB device connected, look in the "Windows Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Sound" and check that the USB device is listed and enabled in the "Rec...