Audacity Forum

you can (and probably should) reset your Audacity preferences so the metadata editor dialog is suppressed on export. I can't tell you exactly how to find as I am doing a Timed Recording at the moment so the Preferences dialogs are not available to me. Edit menu > Preferences > Import/Export > "...

the folkes who develipe this stuff should develope a noise reducer that is automatic and easier to use..just my opinion.. lenny If they could, I'm sure they would, but noise reduction is not an easy thing to do - is depends very much on the type of noise, and the type of material that is being proc...

Also here:
http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php? ... ng_devices

<<<Does you computer have a conventional (non USB) sound card?>>> Several, plus the built-in. OK - I missed that bit.c :oops: I would start by disabling the on-board sound card (in BIOS, or better - on the mother board if there is a "shunt" link for doing so). Then I'd see if I could fix ...

You will need to compress your mix. The noise floor on vinyl is significantly higher than on a CD, so you'll need to bring the quiet passages up somewhat. While it is true that CD has a greater dynamic range than vinyl, this fact does not make a compelling reason for applying dynamic compression to...

Audacity 1.2.3 is obsolete. Try upgrading to Audacity 1.3.8 which you can download here: http://audacityteam.org/download/ Audacity is free (GPL version 2 license - which guarantees that it always remains free). If your sound card is bundled with an obsolete version of Audacity, then you may very we...

Trebor wrote:Better too little than too much in my opinion.

Definitely agree.

Here's an example of standard HP filter which can be used for to filter those rumble/subsonic frequencies. Cool - but that's just a HP filter isn't it? Can you make it dynamic? BTW, if you want a steeper slope than 48dB per octave, then with the standard Audacity HP filter, you can simply use the t...

Which version of Audacity?
What exactly are you doing to Export (step-by-step)?

Make sure that you are using the ALSA drivers and not the old OSS drivers. If that does not fix it then unless you fancy doing some fairly major manual updating to quite a lot of bits of your system it may be best to stick with XP until you upgrade to Jaunty (or later). One of the really good points...