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I don't think that there are any written instructions for the "Turntable Warping" effect, but when you've worked it out, perhaps you could write up some instructions that could go on the Audacity wiki. ( http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php )

Perhaps you could do something with the "Turntable Warping" effect - I think it is included in the LADSPA plug-in pack from the main Audacity web site.

Why are you using Audacity 1.2.5? This option is available in Audacity 1.3.7

Why are you using Audacity 1.2.5? This option is available in Audacity 1.3.7

StudioM5 wrote:This is an option that I miss in Audacity 1.2.5,

Why are you using Audacity 1.2.5? This option is available in Audacity 1.3.7

By default the Metadata editor comes up before the Export dialogue. Just click on "OK" to move to the next screen.

If you usually export in WAV format, you can change Audacity's preferences so that the Metadata editor does not pop up automatically (Edit > Preferences > Import/Export)

Try using Audacity 1.3.7 - it is reported to work better in Vista than the old 1.2 version.

(like having a spoken word, for example, 20% reversed) which would result in that entire word sounding forward, but also the entire word sounding a little reversed at the same time? Without an actual example to listen to, it's very difficult to understand what the heck you are talking about :D &quo...

The default Export format for uncompressed audio was 16bit Microsoft PCM WAV.
To change the export format, go to;

Edit menu > Preferences > File Formats

"RMS Normalize" has more than one meaning. Often the term is used to describe a process that is very much like "Normalization" (in which the audio is amplified by an amount that brings the peak signal to the specified level), except that RMS Normalize amplifies the sound by an am...