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Short answer: No Longer answer: You can select the chorus (Click and drag with the mouse) then press Ctrl+D to duplicate it on another track. Zoom out so that you can see the entire track. Use the "Time Shift" tool (double headed arrow - F5 key) to drag the duplicate chorus left right (in ...

Through Synaptic (the Package Manager). Setting up Audacity and PulseAudio correctly can take a bit of working out, but if you look through some previous posts on this forum there are several write-ups about how to do it. The exact details are likely to be different depending on your hardware so a b...

Your USB may be intermittently loosing its connection. USB is dependent on the availability of your processor so avoid stressing the processor by asking too much from it. Avoid running other programs at the same time as Audacity and shut down any non-essential processes.

I very much doubt that the problem is due to the cable.

But I know I'm definitely using this: That explains it. That is a conventional PC microphone that is designed to be plugged into a microphone input. Microphone inputs are massively more sensitive than line inputs, but Macs do not have microphone inputs (just line inputs). Either you need to boost t...

Most audio hardware on Windows (and Linux) support hardware playthrough. To enable it you must use the sound cards interface (Mixer or Control Panel) - it is not accessible through Audacity. Look for a loudspeaker icon near the time/date. This gives access to a control panel that usually looks like ...

Check your turntable and see if it has a volume control. Some of them have a volume control on the bottom (under the turntable).

capnjack wrote:Helps tell me to go to Preferences Audio I/O but there is no such tab.

Which version of Audacity are you using? (Help menu > About Audacity)

The techniques will be pretty much the same as making a voice and music podcast. Here's a tutorial: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php? ... h_Audacity

Use a spectrum editor, like Jaco from http: // www.soundboot.com. It can be done if the sound components are not too dense or heavily overlapping. "Jaco" is not available at that web site. It appears that they are offering a commercial service "You send us your sound file and we take...