Audacity Forum

Audacity 1.3.x and the ffmpeg library have been updated several times recently and are likely to update a few times more in the run-up to Audacity 2.0 Make sure that you have the very latest versions. Also, make sure that when you search for the ffmpeg library in Audacity that you point Audacity to ...

Soon - very soon, but I don't have an exact date.
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Perhaps "Wavosaur".

1) Probably not. 2) I presume that you are talking about FFT filter in Audacity 1.2.x, in which case the answer is no. Audacity 1.3.9 uses an enhanced version of the Equalizer effect instead of the FFT filter and you can save your settings in this. 3) This sounds like Audacity 1.3, and the effect yo...

If you are unable to download the file to your computer there may have been a temporary problem with the web site. The encoding options in Audacity 1.2 are quite limited. If MP3 encoding is important you would be better to install Audacity 1.3.9 In Audacity 1.3.9, Open the Edit menu and select Prefe...

Could you post a link to the SQ1 plug-in and I'll have a look to see how difficult it is to modify.

I cannot catch (grab) a sound from microphone You cannot record from a microphone. If you use Windows Vista you may need to select and enable the recording device in the Windows Control Panel. See here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=Windows_Vista_OS#Using_the_Control_Panel_to_select....

The UCA 202 works with Vista. I don't think it has "What-U-Hear" recording on Windows (though you can on Linux with PortAudio). To record "What-U-Hear" (Stereo Mix) you can connect the outputs to the inputs with a pair of RCA leads (the standard leads that you get for connecting ...

If you record a small group of people chanting, then record them again, and again.... Then play all of the track back at the same time, it will sound like a crowd. You can also duplicate the tracks and shift the copies a little to the left/right with the Time Shift tool (double headed arrow). Real r...

you indeed can use the Microphone port/jack on the laptop as an Audio Line-in. Yes, some PC laptops have combined microphone / line input sockets, but this is often not the case. It is more common on a laptop that the input is only a microphone input, and usually a very poor quality microphone inpu...