Audacity Forum

Trust Me, in Windows the default name is labels with no extension added. I don't doubt you, but which Audacity and which Windows? But is does so by padding the end of the track with silent samples. Then surely the worst thing that could happen would be that a label position is rounded up (as that c...

When repeating a section (Edit > Repeat) the exact positions of the start and end points are often critical. For very short selections it is easy to test the "loop position" with "Loop Play" (SHIFT + Play). However, for a longer selection (for example repeating a 1 minute chorus)...

Is there a full list of the default key bindings for Audacity 1.3.12 in the documentation?

I asked the same question (in passing) on the Nyquist mailing list on 1st June 2009 but there's no answer one way or the other. I've been using the 2.37 manual and there does not appear to be much (if any) difference from the 3.02 manual other than the inclusion of SAL in the 3.02 manual. I suspect ...

Top Google search result for super: http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html

Downloading it is a link jungle, but it's worth the effort.

The problem is a sound card setting. My guess is that you are using the microphone input, probably on a laptop computer. This is not ideal for high quality audio recording, however if you go into the sound card configuration and turn off all the effects (look carefully for "hidden" microph...

it does not save the file as a text file; I have to include the extension manually in the name. I've only tested this on Linux but the default file name that I get is "labels.txt". Regarding rounding errors, I'm not sure that this should be a problem. As you rightly say, a CD frame is 1/7...

Ah, you mean when you are using "Silence Finder" to detect the gaps between tracks? Select a section of "silence" (the bit between two tracks) and from the Effect menu select "Amplify". Do NOT click the "OK" button . Look at the number in the to box (where it ...

Yes it does make sense, but unfortunately no you cannot currently do that with Audacity.
You can use the Spacebar (or SHIFT + Spacebar) which is a bit more convenient than clicking the play button.

Use Audacity 1.3.12 http://audacityteam.org/download/ First convert it to mono my clicking on the name of the track and select "Split to mono". Delete the silent track. Apply a "High-pass filter" with the frequency set to 1000 Hz and the "Roll off" set to 48. Repeat the...