Audacity Forum

1) Upgrade to Audacity 1.3.9 (or whatever the latest release is). Try "Generate > Chirp" 2) Try the "Vocoder" effect. I'm not sure if there are any instructions for this, but you need to make a stereo track with audio to be processed in one channel and the modulation wave in the ...

Here's a video, posted by J4e8a16n on the French forum that shows how to enable hidden devices in Vista. (requires Flash) http://www.screentoaster.com/watch/stU0hUQEdNR15XRFlYU1lY There is also information on the Audacity wiki about this: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=Windows_Vista_OS...

Without the "loopback connector" (standard auxiliary cable), check that the output and input are both working correctly. Then attach the cable and adjust the levels.

I right-clicked to "Show Disabled Devices" and no new devices show up, it's the same three as listed above. Unfortunately, that means that your audio hardware does not support "Stereo Mix". There are some workarounds: 1) Try updating the sound card drivers - this may (or may not...

On my desktop I have a folder called Audacity Projects, and it has sub-folders for each different project - these sub-folders contain all of the stuff generated for that project. My hope was to simply duplicate the folder onto optical disc be that CD or DVD or whatever works.....that would serve as...

To reiterate Koz's post with a picture: It is worth checking that the computer input is working correctly. To do this you will need a lead like this: 3.5mm_mini_jack_to_2rca_lead.jpg This must be a "known to work and no doubt about that" lead. Plug that into the Line-In of the Mac and ensu...

I think this may be an issue that has been fixed since August. The latest (nightly build) is available from here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php? ... tly_Builds

Yes there are problems with really big audio files - it's not an Audacity problem, it's a more general issue. See here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WAV#Limitations I would recommend Exporting the audio in smaller chunks - say 1 GB (or 700 MB, then you can make audio CDs from each chunk). You can us...

Anybody 'splain on BW that those aren't sound files and you can't move Audacity Projects? You CAN move Audacity Projects, but you need understand what is involved to be able to do so reliably. It is explained here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=File_Management_Tips Attempting to move...

Audacity 1.2.x on Windows stores its settings in the Windows registry.
Audacity on other operating systems, and Audacity 1.3.x on Windows store their settings in a file called "audacity.cfg". The default location of that file depends on the operating system.