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I've no idea how you are getting this to occur - if I mix and render each track, the synchronisation is bang on, always.
Could you give a step-by step method so that I can reproduce the problem.

It would be good to have a link to the wiki back in the forum header again.
Apart from anything else, there's a lot of existing posts that refer to it.

With a bit of Eq applied the LabTek doesn't sound bad at all - taking off some of the top end reduces the noise a lot as well. As a "rough and ready" test I used these settings for the Equalizer: <curve name="labtec-mic"> <point f="40.0" d="-24.0"/> <point f=&...

Don't forget about the Tips and Tutorials in the Audacity wiki - there is a lot of really useful information there. The link to the wiki seems to have disappeared from the top of the forum, so here is the link (useful to bookmark it) http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page If you get ...

To change the playing speed of some music.

1) Open Audacity
2) Import the music file (must be in a supported format such as WAV).
3) Select the entire track and apply the "Change Speed" effect.
4) Export as WAV (or any other supported format).

to ensure that tracks start at time = 0.000 seconds, select the track and render it using "Mix and Render". Repeat this for each track. This will solve all of the problems regarding incorrect starting positions.

how do i make my voice sound like a guitar using the vocoder tool? That's not what a vocoder does. A vocoder modulates multiple frequency bands of a carrier wave against another (usually a voice) wave to create "talking synthesizer" or "robot voice" type effects. Are you asking ...

Steve, once you've got the new code working in stereo and correctly detecting the first few samples, I'll be happy to add the new version to source code. I've got it working fine as a stand-alone effect (on relatively short audio clips), and have been looking at integrating it better with Clip Fix....

Try upgrading Audacity to the 1.3 version This has been reported as a solution by others (Google is my friend). I would suggest you try Audacity 1.3 and set up Digidesign at Mac hard disk > Applications > Utilities > Audio-MIDI Setup. Setting up in the Apple Menu > System Preferences > Sound is not ...

the funny thing is that some of the songs that were set to 48kHz played fine on the original CD Your CD burning software must be capable of converting them to 44100 Hz on the fly. It is still best to Export as 44100Hz if you know that you are going to burn them to CD as this means that your CD burn...