Audacity Forum

Yes your last post was tucked away where no-one would see it - Never mind, I've deleted it. If your media player can play anything, then it should be able to play a WAV file. Does RealPlayer come up with any error message ("codec not found" or anything similar)? I suspect that you have exp...

This is the traditional operating system that doesn't do sound very well. But Linux is very capable of performing superbly with audio. ALSA does a difficult job (largely due the lack of manufacturers drivers) superbly well and performs as well as any other operating system, it's just that it can be...

Is it my imagination or my recently updated Firefox, or have the web site scroll bars just changed?
Look nice anyway

Or use a hand held microphone and pass it around like they do on some chat shows - may get in the way of game play though.

Sorry I don't know about MSI files but perhaps there is something here to help: http://audacityteam.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=6397

(By the way, your link is not accessible without logging in).

I presume that what you are wanting to do is to create an effect that tracks the fundamental input frequency. I'm not a programmer, so for all that C+ stuff I can't help you. I know a little about Nyquist scripts (much easier than real programming) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nyquist_(programming_l...

Use Audacity 1.3 Analyze menu > Plot Spectrum You can see that the whole thing is band limited to the range 300Hz to about 5kHz (high pass/low pass filters) Switch to "Log frequency" and you can see that the low end roll off starts at about 500Hz, so that is the point that you will set you...

I'm using Audacity 1.3, so some of the details in this post may differ slightly from Audacity 1.2 Plenty of hard drive space means 100's of GB's on a defragged drive. Regarding working with Audacity, this needs to be on the local drive that Audacity is using for the temporary files (drive C: by defa...

nanonyme wrote:Winamp so far has been the only player on both Linux and Windows that ....

WinAmp is not available for Linux, unless you are running it in Wine?
Rhythmbox on Linux shows the correct length.

I think this may be what you are after: http://audacityteam.org/manual/index.ph ... on_Toolbar