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Audacity doesn't do non-destructive editing Correct. Audacity is more of a multi-track sample editor - almost all operations actually change the audio data. However, if you are working on an existing audio file, then the 'file' is not changed at all. All changes to the audio data are made to Audaci...

Before we start reinventing the wheel, have you tried Chris's Dynamic Compressor? http://pdf23ds.net/software/dynamic-compressor/

It's all about using the right tools for the job. Since you're concerned about freedom I presume that you are using Linux. Audacity is a great tool for editing and for quick and efficient mixing, but it's not really a mastering tool. Have a look at "Ardour 2" and "Jamin" http://j...

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gahhhhhhhhhh wrote:It says I'm missing 3 particular files.

What exactly does it say?

In the light of WC's post I'll clarify my previous post: ASIO will not be included in Audacity (see here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=Features_We_Can%27t_Implement ) As far as I'm aware, it's not a matter of financial cost, (ASIO SDK is available free of charge) but just that there ...

Your previous post was deleted because it was considered to be spam. Your new account has also been deleted for the same reason. If you have a genuine question regarding Audacity, please register with a real e-mail address and a direct internet connection rather than using a proxy server in China an...

It's possible that you have a hardware fault, but I think that it's more likely that you have accidentally muted something. How do you normally control the sounds on your computer? Is there a loudspeaker icon in the bottom right corner (the Taskbar Notification area)? If you have a loudspeaker icon,...

Some high end/professional equipment have a " word clock " input/output that allows them to be synchronised with other devices. It doesn't look like either of your devices have that feature so the closest that you will be able to achieve is to manually cut little bits out of one or other r...

I was under the impression that ASIO drivers allowed audacity to access multiple devices. Am I mistaken? I'm not sure - I've never tried, but I would suspect that even with ASIO you will still only be able to access one USB microphone - for a definitive answer we need someone who has actually tried...