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Split the words up into pieces (Ctrl+i) Select one piece at a time and use "Reverse" from the Effects menu. It will sound bad - there will be a click between each piece. To avoid the clicks, make two duplicate copies of the track (Ctrl+D) and split the first track up at every third syllabl...

gixmi wrote:I have same problem in my SP3 installation.

You have the same problem as what?

The type of signature you posted (removed) and the utter vagueness of your post leads me to believe that this is not a genuine enquiry.
You have been given the benefit of the doubt.

What do you mean "you can't"? Do you mean that you get an error message, or do you mean that you can't find where to set the recording sample rate?

Does your sound card support 48000?

i think its a usb turntable. Is there a USB lead or a USB socket on the turntable? yep a preamp (rolls brand) So how have you got that connected? RCA plugs from the turntable to RCA sockets on the pre-amp? How is the pre-amp connected to the computer? An audio lead to the line-in on your sound card...

There's an effect called "Turntable Warp" that produces gradual speed changes: http://audacityteam.org/download/nyquistplugins
I'm not sure if it works in Audacity 1.2, but it works in Audacity 1.3

Teider wrote:I have several audio files i want to apply the same filters.
Is there a way to apply these filter from the command line (so i can write a script to do it)

Have a look at SOX http://sox.sourceforge.net/

iTunes and WMP both like to use unhelpful formats - Export from iTunes as WAV files. (You probably won't be able to do that if the original files are copy protected (DRM)

Hi again Lenny,
You know the procedure, give us the details

My Turntable - make/model
What sort of output from the TT?
Phono pre-amp?
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Do you get anything on the recording meters in Audacity?
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Personally I would prefer that imported files were always resampled to the default format as set in Preferences (I'm not keen on "special cases" that break the rule), though if you are just making a quick edit to a single file it is convenient if the sample rate of the file is retained.

digiSal wrote:We desperately need wireless mics.

Would a "lapel microphone" be practical?