Audacity Forum

There are a number of ways to accomplish this, but probably the easiest is to do it the same way as if making a podcast with voice and music. See here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Creat ... h_Audacity

Drastically lowering the speed has cut the high frequencies and with them high frequency distortion The reason for the "change speed" suggestion is not as a "solution" to the problem. A 19% change in the speed makes little difference to the frequency range, but what it does do i...

I think you nailed it with the silence Lame enters as it exports as it is fine when I save it as a Wav file. Not totally sure how to get around it when the time comes for me to export as an MP3 file again, other then handling that with a different program. If it's all working fine when you export a...

Audacity is an open source program for recording and editing audio. For recording your Instrumental Beats, "Software Playthrough" must be off (not selected). If you are not able to record the Instrumental Beats with Software Playthrough off, then the problem lies elsewhere. To record the I...

The USB microphone must be connected to the computer before you open Audacity. Go to the Windows Control Panel and in the "Sounds" section, ensure that the USB microphone is listed and is enabled. Exactly how to do this depends on which version of Windows you have but there is some informa...

Hopefully someone can clarify on the summary review page what the situation is with volume control on the different OS'es and if Behringer drivers allow volume control. I've added/clarified comments on Sound Card Reviews concerning lack of input control on the UCA/UFO 202. That's becoming rather a ...

The note names that appear are produced by the effect guessing what the original note is. The note name is not used directly in determining how much to shift the pitch, the important thing is the "interval". Whether you change from A to G or from C# to B, the interval is 2 semi-tones and t...

Software Playthrough is slow compared to hardware routing, so there will always be a delay and you can't do anything about that.
Why do you need to use software playthrough?

Here's a "legacy" compatible version. The only change to the code is that (notch2 s freq q) has been changed to (multichan-expand #'notch2 s freq q) I've also added a comment: ;; (multichan-expand) provides legacy support for old versions of Audacity ;; in which the (notch2) function only ...

You may find some useful information here: http://www.64studio.com/node/1070