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Most microphones are mono.

The composer Mahler stated that he wanted an "interval" in the concert after the first movement of his second symphony. On Gilbert Kaplan's recording of Mahler's Symphony number 2, Kaplan insisted that the first movement should be on one CD and the rest of the symphony on a second CD so th...

A typical use is with Export Multiple based on Labels: tracks000.png In this first example, you would enable the option "Include audio before first label". The exported files would then be: 1 > Start to tr2 label 2 > tr2 label to tr3 label 3 > tr3 label to end In this second example you wo...

For Audacity 1.3.x the "preferences" are stored in the "audacity.cfg" file.
http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Audac ... tored.3F_2

OK, so you've attempted the method described in the manual ( http://manual.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=Latency_Test ) Perhaps you can fill in some details: I remember that you are using a USB sound card but I don't remember what model. For recording you are have the line/AUX output from your pi...

This is going to be easier if we keep it in one topic.
Since this is a different subject to the original title for this topic, let's move it to the new topic here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 26&t=27913

Any error message? Anything at all happen? Does it "look" like it's recording? BTW, it's generally frowned upon to type all in caps (considered to be "shouting"), and you will generally get a faster response if you post in the appropriate part of the forum (you posted in the Auda...

It's a long time since I've used Win 98 -
Try:

1) Right-click an empty area on the desktop
2) Click Properties.
3) Click the Appearance tab.

There may be a setting there for the default font size.

ideally it is one click for each marker. and type in the name. Then why don't you do that? 1) Click on the track where you want the song to start and press Ctrl+B (while playback is stopped) 2) Type in the name for the song. Alternatively you can do it during playback: 1) Play the track and at the ...

Jim Robbins wrote:Is it different for the Beta version of Audacity?

Latency correction adjustment ONLY applies to Audacity 1.3 (beta). There is no manual adjustment in Audacity 1.2

Which version of Audacity are you using?