Audacity Forum

Let's try approaching this from a different direction. Do you have headphones? In the following tests, if some item is not specifically mentioned, then it means that item is not connected for that particular test - for example, if I say "UCA 202 plugged into the laptop", then I've not ment...

Foobar2000 is one of my favourite audio players for Windows. It's light, fast, supports lots of audio formats, can convert from one format to another, can rip CDs, supports tagging and has a library manager, and it is free.

This looks like a variation on bug 286,

Entering 1,2,3 or 4 milliseconds as hh:mm:ss+milliseconds when generating
either a tone, noise or silence sets the time to 1 millisecond less than the
key pressed.

I've added these further details to the bug description.

Could you say some more about what you are wanting to do? What is your new program being designed to do?

Certainly that's OK with me :P In terms of "effects", I notice that the example that you posted uses reverb and a bit of double tracking, but pitch correction is not particularly evident - perhaps she can sing in tune. The GSnap effect does seem to work for "gentle" pitch correct...

he UCA202 arrived, I plugged it in, and the hum remains. You plugged what into what and the hum comes out where? You have a lot of potential sources for this hum - and reading back through this topic it looks like you are talking about two different hums - one when recording and one when playing ba...

When incrementing 1ms intervals when I get up to a zero in last digit it sticks. You mean if you use the cursor up/down keys when focus is on the last (millisecond) character in any of the time selection boxes? Yes, there appears to be some sort of "rounding" error going on there. Typing ...

Have you tried "singing lessons"?
Sometimes developing skills are more effective than clicking a magic button.

[I see bgravato has posted while I was typing, but here's a detailed reply anyway] If you use the Normalize effect with the "maximum amplitude" setting at 0 dB, then it will not clip the audio. However, it may produce some "clip indicators" (if enabled in the "View" men...

If the "Normalize" effect had an option to "link" both channels of a stereo track, then this could also provide the functionality that you're asking for. Personally I'd prefer this solution as there are many other situations where it would be useful to Normalize with stereo chann...