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That works pretty well. As expected the very low frequency end is not very good, but a quick manual adjustment brings it under control.

Dyssen wrote: Do you mean 1.3.12- beta ? I do not succeed in recording using 1.3.12 - beta ?

Yes, 1.3.12 beta (though 1.3.13 beta is due out later this month).
Haw far have you got? At what point are you getting stuck?

You may have a broken Audacity Project. Which exact version of Audacity are you using? (Help menu > About Audacity) Are the audio tracks ones that you have recorded into Audacity yourself, or are they Imported files? Are you aware of the difference between an "Audacity Project" and an &quo...

Since it's only the RMS value that you want, here's an Analyze plug-in that just gives the RMS value of the selection. Note that if the selection extends beyond the actual audio, any selected "empty" track space will be treated as "silence" and will lower the RMS measurement. Thi...

kozikowski wrote:Dig around in this...
http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Audacity_Selection

More specifically, see the section "Selection Toolbar" (but the whole page is worth a read through).

roehrle wrote:Yesterday I tried operating a new Pnp record player (Vibe Sound )

That's a USB turntable?
See here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/USB_turntables

If you're not bothered about the tiny gap between tracks, just shove them up end-to end all on one track then export. There's some keyboard shortcuts that make this method really quick: Import all of the files, they will appear one below the other. Ctrl+3 to zoom out a bit (can also use Ctrl+Mouse W...

For some jobs it can be quicker and more convenient to use keyboard shortcuts rather than mouse control. A typical example is when appending a lot of files into one long track: Import all of the files, they will appear one below the other. Ctrl+3 to zoom out a bit (can also use Ctrl+Mouse Wheel to z...

I kept hearing myself at odd intervals(I'd hear a word via the headphones, then not hear myself via the headphones for awhile, then hear myself); I hadn't had this problem before. It was distracting. Is this typical or fixable? It's not typical, it may be fixable but I'm not sure exactly what you m...

Yes FFMpeg is required to decode M4A/AAC files. You should not need to pass any additional parameters to FFMpeg as the necessary information about the data format should be read automatically from the file header. In other words, If you Import a correctly formed AAC file, either from the Audacity Fi...