Audacity Forum

freqs wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 16, 2020 1:37 am

I have found that I often need to paste in specific amounts of time in my work for example 0.5s, 1s, 1.5 second in situations where there is a larger break or between sections,

Just delete the excess space.

To record to a new track, "Shift + Record button" or "Shift + R".

I should see the files slowly grow in time, right? Yes. With default settings it's one new file per channel every 6 seconds (approx.) and each file is about 1.1 MB. For a sample rate of 44100, the expected rate of .AU files is 10 per minute mono, 20 per minute stereo. 12:54am - 30 files 12:55am - 3...

I was hoping this issue would be old hat and a resolution would be easy. Very easy fix. 1. Remove your current version of Audacity + manual from wherever you have installed them. 2. Download the recommended Audacity 2.4.2 installer (includes user manual) https://www.audacityteam.org/download/window...

Is your "Shift" key sticking? I notice it's pressed down in that screenshot.

Record with the DAW.

Audacity cannot ship with ASIO support (licensing reasons), so it cannot be used with ASIO applications.

It's a known bug, so you don't need to do anything with the bug report (it has been fixed for the next release). The crash only occurs with stereo tracks, so as a workaround you could split the track (to left and right "mono" tracks) before applying the effect. (See: https://manual.audacit...

A few tips that may be helpful: To create a label with Nyquist, return a list of lists in the form (list (list <start> <end> <text>) ...) where <start> and <end> are the start / end times in seconds, relative to the selection, and <text> is the label text. Example, to create one label that starts at...

I think these instructions should work for Mint 20: viewtopic.php?f=19&t=111755