Audacity Forum

To me though, using CTRL + SHIFT + *right* (and vice-versa) to contract the *left* edge seems unintuitive, even though it's a right-moving direction. I still do it the other way round by mistake now. Anyone else feel this, or is it me? When you put it like that, yes it seems a bit odd, but I think ...

Sure, why not. You'll probably need a pretty fast computer though.

With chain conversions, Audacity 1.3.6 automatically selects an MP3 format that is appropriate for the sample rate of your project. For a higher quality mp3, change the project rate (bottom left corner of the main Audacity screen) to a higher setting. Alternatively use an external encoder. My favour...

Turn off "Software play through".
Software play through is slow and will cause an unacceptable delay for live monitoring.

How about loading them into a sampler, then writing a script to convert the "logical templates" into midi notes. You can then play the midi notes in a sequencer and the sampler will output the corresponding audio files (which can be recorded into Audacity if you wish).

Assuming that you are using Audacity 1.2.x this is the right place to ask - whether anyone who knows the answer sees or replies to your post is another question. You should also check out the manufacturers web site/forum. WDM drivers are drivers specifically written for Windows. Some sound cards use...

Edit > Preferences > File Formats Select "make a copy of the file before editing (safer)" Don't "delete" the file just yet (in case of any problems, you may need it as a backup). Make a copy on a CD or another drive before you delete it. Unless you are very short of hard drive sp...

and a decent headset, which was actually quite effective, the problem being the mic i imagine was too close and on certain words such as ones that start with P, B.. etc have that slight white noise, is there anyway i can minimize this? Try and position the microphone to the side of your mouth so as...

Hmm... not quite sure why you would want to spend money on that when you can do it in Audacity for free. Oh well, each to his/her own.