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Trebor wrote:I just tried to look at my Audacity 1.3.9 preferences, not happening: it just shows "has stopped working" window,

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Trebor wrote:(this may also explain my problems with Kn0ck0ut).

Quite likely I'd guess.

Is there a way to change the time interval? For example, if I had a 120 BPM loop, 120/60 seconds in a minute = 0.5, so could I have it snap the the nearest 0.5 of a second, or every beat? There is a "Feature Request" for "Snap to: Beats" on the wiki Feature Request page: http://...

I've just tested Knockout on Audacity 1.3.11 alpha (Nightly http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php? ... tly_Builds ) and it works fine. You may need to set Audacity Preferences to rescan the VST plugins.

Open "Sounds and Audio Devices" in the Windows Control Panel and carefully check all the settings - note that you need to go into "Options" and "Advanced" to check some of the settings.

Thank you for the report but the problem is not with Google. Your precise description makes it very easy to reproduce your exact step (I wish everyone was as thorough and precise :) I Googled "audacity forge", and sure enough got the page starting with: Audacity: Free Audio Editor and Reco...

ellinchador wrote:I actually just read a review of the TASCAM US-144 on my internet searches, and it read that it is NOT compatible with Vista 64-bit, which is what I have.

What a shame Have you thought about trying Linux? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCD

Check your Exported file, there's a chance it may be corrupt. Exporting very long files can be problematic and slow. With very long recordings it is generally better to select shorter sections (say 1 hour) and use "Export Selection". Audacity should automatically detect if there are any te...

In other words you suggest me to downsample from 16kHz to 7kHz rather than to 8kHz? No. The article is saying that there is a very marked increase in intelligibility if the audio bandwidth is increased from 3.3kHz (typical in telephony) to 7kHz. To achieve an audio bandwidth of 7kHz requires a samp...

Do you have ffmpeg installed? With ffmpeg installed you may be able to just import the raw file and the format be automatically detected.

Try installing Audacity 1.3 then Download the ZIP version of Lame (for Windows) from this page: http://lame.buanzo.com.ar Extract the contents of the zip file into your Audacity folder (which is in "Program Files"). Open up Preferences (from the Edit menu) and on the "File Formats&quo...