Audacity Forum

kozikowski wrote:Or touch the mono button on my external sound system.

Can you reach it without getting out of your chair?

A slight variation that you could try (requires Audacity 1.3.12): When you go wrong and need to do a retake, trim a bit off, then place the cursor a few seconds earlier on the track and press "R" (Record) This will start recording on a new track - it's like a drop-in but you haven't trimme...

This tutorial refers to it as Noise Removal http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Noise_Removal

rorser wrote:The tutorial shows: Click Effect > Noise Reduction

I think it should say "Noise Removal".
If it's an on-line tutorial could you post a link and I'll check it out.

i gues old version 1.2.6 doesnt support lower loop time Strange that - I thought 1.2.6 might be the problem, but after you raised the issue I tried it in 1.2.6 and it was working fine there as well. If you have any more problems, just drop a line in this thread. Equally, if you make any cool record...

Yes it's possible, sort of, but don't get hung up on making a finished product while you are getting the raw materials down onto the computer. Get the audio recorded, then edit it later. So you start recording: "I wondered lonely as a cloud that floats on high oerere oops .... " stop! &quo...

So far this has been a great learning curve! I'm glad that you're enjoying it - and that's exactly how I got into doing audio stuff, there was just so much to learn... and there still is ;) When you change a level on the mixer does it change the level for the WHOLE song Yes it does. If you look at ...

Yes I know about Jack - I use it on Ubuntu, though I think that 1ms is rather ambitious even if you are using an rt-kernel. What I don't understand is the type of set-up that you are trying to create. Yes, low latency is very important if you are playing virtual instruments from a keyboard and other...

donkeyeer wrote:if loop perid is under 1s it puts all the loops it makes into the timeframe selected ( 0.1 - 0.2s)

OK I can see what you mean, but I can't get it to do that.
Could you give me some exact steps so that I can try to reproduce what's happening there.

OK - give me a couple of days, I'll see what I can do.