Audacity Forum

Rename the file "Pink.mp3"
It is currently just called "Pink" (without an extension) so Audacity does not know to use the MP3 importer).

Folders beginning with a "dot" (such as .audacity-data) are hidden by default.
In Nautilus, to show hidden files press Ctrl+H (or select "show hidden files" from the View menu).

I think that Guitar Rig 3 is designed to be used as a "real-time" effect.
Audacity does not support real-time effects.

You will need to use the software supplied with Guitar Rig to make your recordings. You can however still use Audacity to edit the recordings if you want to.

kozikowski wrote:You can make Audacity start from First Birthday by trashing the config file. I have no idea where that is in Linux.

The default location on Linux is:
~/.audacity-data

Yes it will - vibrato will do the same thing, but different vibrato speeds should be used on different tracks.

Nice one Trebor. One major disadvantage with creating "choirs" from a single recording is that there is a tendency for it to produce a "phasing" effect which can make it sound sort of "electronic". This is caused because the similarity of the sound waves for each "...

I want to record sound from internet,.... You need to enable "Stereo Mix" in the Windows Control Panel. See here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Mixer_Toolbar_Issues#Using_the_Control_Panel The set-up for Win 7 is pretty much the same as for Vista. "Stereo Mix" is not availab...

... want to make a sound effects CD for a play we're producing at our little theater. .... If you have a Windows computer that can be used for playing the music and sfx, have a look at "Multiplay" by "Audio Visual Devices": http://www.audiovisualdevices.com.au/software/multiplay...

why do they have the arrows at all? ... why not leave the arrows off and just put in a marker? The "arrow" will be used to move the end of the label region to which it is attached and the "dot" will move the entire label region. This is not yet implemented but may be in the next...

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