Audacity Forum

I'll move the post to the appropriate section. Here's the page in the manual: http://manual.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=Playing_and_Recording#Timer_Recording Let's say that you want a recording to start at 2pm (14:00) tomorrow (19th August) and you want the recording to last 2 hours: Check that...

Having listened carefully to the original sound sample, I think it is just reverb rather than time stretching - though I think the vocal has also been double tracked at that point and reverb added to the mix. But I agree with you Trebor that "PaulStretch" is a really cool effect. I presume...

It would make quite a difference to e.g., reverb if the envelope is ignored in the signal passed to the effect. True. The way that I think of it is that the volume "Envelope" is like a "Layer" on top of the sound. Any processing that you do to the sound occurs in the "sound...

I selected ... from the Left track, .. Ctrl+D duplicate which appeared below the Right track (with which I wanted to merge the duplicate.) I selected both the Right track, and the duplicate, and clicked on Make Stereo Track. "Make Stereo Track" just "glues" the two tracks togeth...

Audacity 1.2.6 can be deleted.

Go to "Edit menu > Preferences > Interface" and ensure that "CleanSpeech Mode" is not selected.

It should be possible to recreate a reverb that is very close to that using G-Verb (available in Audacity 1.3.12). Make a duplicate copy of the word(s) (vocal track only - Select, then Ctrl+D) that you want to add the reverb to, then apply G-Verb to this duplicate. Add a few seconds of silence to th...

Do either of you or anyone else know if the 'staff' or programmers behind Audacity plan to put in the File menu, the button I was talking about? No, there are no plans to do so as far as I'm aware. The "sometimes need to add .mp3" problem should not be happening (and I can't get it to hap...

Audacity 1.2.x does not have "Time Record". You will need to upgrade to Audacity 1.3.12.

it gives me a zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz distorted low sound. Try making a recording of that zzzz, then look at it with the "Plot Spectrum" tool (in the Analyze menu). Does it show a series of decreasing spikes at 50Hz, 100Hz, 150Hz, 200Hz.... or 60Hz, 120Hz, 180Hz, 240Hz... After recording the ...