Audacity Forum

The bit that you need to configure is the recording source that Windows is using. You can set that in the Windows Control Panel. Note that to record from the internet you need to set the recording source to "Stereo Mix", but an increasing number of modern machines have that option disabled...

Sound/Recording/Microphone/Properties/Advanced I presume that's a Windows thing? Settings in the Windows Control Panel? As Koz is forever saying, Audacity is a slave to the sound system of the computer that it is running on. If you configure the computer sound system to 8 bit 1100 Hz mono, then tha...

Trebor wrote:Bear in mind that the frequency analysis in Audacity 1.3.11 can only process about 4 minutes maximum.

Yes, but the "Spectrum View" in the track drop down menu can show a continuous spectrum for the entire track.

Also, the sound activated recording could be useful.

use a translator online and I copied a line more Ah, that explains it :D Happy to help, but there are many ways to approach this problem. I don't know what your objective is, so it's difficult to know which way is best for you. You want to write code to do this? You want to do this one step at a ti...

And does that work? Is that what you need?

You can do some basic frequency analysis in Audacity using "Analyze menu > Plot Spectrum". This feature is much improved in the current 1.3 version of Audacity. Audacity also has partial support for VAMP, plug-ins, though I have not used these. http://vamp-plugins.org/ For more advanced sc...

WinAmp can convert from WAV to MP3 (and other format conversions). I use it for ripping CDs when I want track data from Gracenote and it writes it directly into the id data and converts to FLAC with one simple button press.

when I import it agin it is 32 bit If "Edit > Preferences > Quality" is set to 32 bit, then all imported files will be converted to 32 bit when you import them, regardless of what format the actual file is. If you right click on the file and select "Properties" then look at the ...

A classic bézier curve from drawing programs and font technology is perhaps not appropriate for audio? It depends what you are doing. I use Bézier curves in my "custom fade" plug-in and they work great. The word bezier shouldn't be flagged as a spelling error. Should be upper case "B...

This is the error: If you just delete that line and save, it should work. (don't forget the back-up as Koz has recommended)