Audacity Forum

You can also use "Truncate Silence" from the "Effect" menu.

Audacity is also a great tool to use in conjunction with other programs. Unique sounds may be generated in Audacity in a multitude of ways and then either placed in the appropriate positions in new tracks, or exported as WAV files and imported into other programs such as dedicated audio sequencers o...

All that needs be done is for Audacity to detect the soundcard driver by default (or have no driver detected by default) within a drop-down selection box, together with the means of selecting any other driver of the end-user's choice.... but in order to be able to select the ASIO driver, support fo...

JACK is also a powerful audio system that will allow you to redirect audio inputs and outputs from one app to another... Unfortunately it seems there's no instructions yet for setting up JACK for this kind of recording in the above link (when I got the right combination of time and patience I might...

Is it possible that I could re-export the files only including the audio from the left channel? Very easy to do in Audacity 1.3.12 (which you are now using?) In Audacity 1.3.12, click on the track name and from the drop down menu select "Split to Mono". Delete the unwanted (noise) track b...

Guess it doesn't work with 1.2.6 =/ I think it should still appear on the Audacity effects list even if it doesn’t work. You have to extract the ".NY" file from the zip file and save a copy of the ".NY" file in the Audacity plug-in folder, If you don’t extract and just save the ...

darren66 wrote:I am recording electric guitar,

How are you doing that? Are you using a microphone plugged into the computer sound card? What sort/spec computer/sound card?
Too much detail is better than not enough (at the moment there is not enough).

Ter2Rob wrote:Are there certain files that I should ensure are removed, as to NOT cause conflict with the new installation?

Probably no need to do anything special - in most cases you can just install 1.3.x and don't even need to bother uninstalling 1.2.

The notch filter produces a characteristic "V" shaped filtering with the greatest attenuation at the centre frequency. See here for more information: http://www-k.ext.ti.com/SRVS/Data/ti/KnowledgeBases/analog/document/faqs/notch.htm ...so you could use a notch filter with a centre frequenc...

drbgaijin wrote:I had missed that , as it said"Nihongo" meaning Japanese. This is not the usual way to write this.

So it does - that got me too