Audacity Forum

vertsk8r wrote:I have a Roland Fantom X-7 Workstation/Keyboard that I should be able to record sound effects, horns, etc. to the backing tracks on audacity which will further enhance our sound, but I'm having trouble doing so.

Can you be more specific about what you are having trouble with.

I have reported the issue to the developers, and that your e-mail bounced.

I'm still curious why this missing sample is a problem.

Open Audacity Record song 1 > Export as a WAV file Restart Audacity Record song 2 > Export as a WAV file .... (repeat for all the songs that you want to use) Restarting Audacity is not actually necessary each time, but doing so clears out Audacity's temporary files and so frees up disk space (and RA...

Right click on the download link and choose "Save As..." Alternatively, just click on the link, let the new page load (lots of computer text stuff) then save the page in plain text format. The downloaded file (whichever way you download it) must be saved with the file extension ".ny&q...

There is no maximum size for an imported file (provided that you have sufficient disk space on your C: drive).
Perhaps your drive is full, or the MP3 is damaged, or it is not an MP3.

I want to position a directional Mic. towards wildlife habitat's and let the recorder run for hours. there will be much inactive time on the recording.I want to visually inspect the audio spectrum for active moments without having to sit through house of listening. Audacity 1.3 is probably a better...

i'm looking for a way to edit audio files via cutting a selection from one track and pasting it into another without changing the time positions AND without the selection being "inserted" into the track. Upgrade to Audacity 1.3 Select the required audio. Edit menu > Split Cut. Press ENTER...

If I start Audacity and select OSS:/dev/sound/dsp1 as the record device it will record equally but the levels are incredibly low. Now if I then open alsamixer with $alsamixer -c1 to open the controls for card 1 (the usb one) and adjust the line-in control the levels immediately increase but this is...

Besides that I think the effect of fragmentation is often overrated. For many applications, yes it is, but for audio (or video) it can make quite a difference. It's not so much to do with the read/write speed, but to do with the access time (which will generally average about 8 to 10ms but may be m...

In Effect ... Nyquist Prompt ... I pasted in ... (notch2 (notch2 (notch2 s 60 10) 120 20) 180 30) ... and by choosing the Debug button, got the following message: error: bad argument type - #(#<Sound: #35c23a0> #<Sound: #35c2628>) That's because the "notch2" function only works on mono tr...