Audacity Forum

Hmm, didn't seem to work That doesn't really surprise me. There are lots of reasons that it can go wrong....and it has. For some reason (and there are too many intricate possibilities to go into) the "A" and "C" tracks are slightly out of synch, leading to the mess in the final ...

As long as they are in their original time positions, then yes it should work.

alboy wrote:The "tips" section just says to reboot. But this doesnt make any difference. Im thinking its because Ive only got 1GB of RAM.

There is a lot more information than that: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=Tips
By the way, that's twice as much RAM as I have on this computer.

for the sake of argument, what would I do in Audacity to revert the signal back into itself? At this point I'd like to have that little tool handy. This requires that you still have the original Audacity project, or that you have Exported at least one of the individual tracks (and that is why in pr...

I've never used the split-cut, nor the envelope or cross fader before. That looks like a useful set of tools and I'll check that out tomorrow. The Envelope tool is extremely useful, but rather irritating in that it is rather fiddle to use. When you have tried it out and discovered both how useful, ...

I'm trying to figure out how to edit a clip where I would like to delete a little section in the middle and insert a "redo" in that same spot. There is no need to paste into the original track, just make your "redo" on separate track, delete the bit from the original (use "...

@Koz I think what Tony has done is to record one track with the "Right Channel control sweep from his audio system" + "microphone (no signal), and in the same Audacity project recorded a second track with "Left Channel control sweep from his audio system" + "microphone ...

Audacity uses "chains" of commands which you can create, or edit to suit your needs.

Look in "File menu" "Edit Chains" to create or edit chains.
"File menu > Apply Chain..." to apply the commands to a single file, or multiple files. (batch process)

See the "Tips" and "Tutorials" links at top of page.

I think I see the problem. In Audacity, in a stereo track, the upper channel is the Left channel and the lower channel is the Right channel. Looking at your screen shots, both of your stereo tracks have the signal recorded on the right channel and the left channel is muted. When you Export the audio...