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I want to keep only the positive values. Select the track, Effect menu > Nyquist prompt Enter this code: (sum 1 (clip (sum s -1) 1)) Press "OK" If you also need it to work on stereo tracks (and mono tracks), use this code instead: (if (arrayp s)(vector (sum 1 (clip (sum (aref s 0) -1) 1))...

In Audacity 1.2.x on Windows, the preferences are stored in the Windows registry. In Audacity 1.3.x the preferences are stored in a plain text file called "audacity.cfg" which is in their Windows user profile. It may be easier for you to upgrade to Audacity 1.3.12, then you can just set up...

Mp3split will trim without re-compressing.
It's free and open source (GPL) http://mp3splt.sourceforge.net/mp3splt_page/home.php

bgravato wrote:It would probably be the first app I'm aware of that would do that...

but it would be a very nice option in many situations.
Anyone else think this would be a good "Feature Request"?

I presume this is the "garbled" effect that you were talking about?
Do you know what sort of sound card you are using?

In this topic someone has successfully sent 2 projects to the forum. http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=29232 I believe he's the first to do it successfully. There can be more than two parts - in some situations there may be audio data that is in use by the project but lies outsi...

Using Audacity 1.3.12 my record is 99 labels with a few words in each label.
When you get up to hundreds of words Audacity starts to seriously slow down.
I've never tried more than a few labels in Audacity 1.2.6

Well it's fixed the latency adjustment

So was that after only changing the "latency correction" setting?
If you change it back to 0 does it still produce the same result as the first "Click" project?

Once you get beyond simple programs, there is probably no such thing as "bug free". It's a bit like asking for a car that is 100% reliable. Of course some cars are extremely reliable, but never 100%. You would not expect 100% reliability for any model of car, but you would expect it to be ...

There are two parts to an Audacity project - there is the "Audacity Project File" ( filename .aup) and then there is a folder of audio data ( filename _data). Both parts are required for the project. If you move, delete or rename any of the data that is used by the project, the project wil...