Audacity Forum

is recording from the sound card lossless? Usually no, but if everything is set up correctly then it should be very nearly lossless. Mostly poor quality recording from Stereo Mix is due to having recording inputs enabled in the Windows Mixer for inputs that are not being used; for example, having t...

I use Sound Recorder, and everything records fine That's good. It means that your sound system is set up and working correctly. when I hit stop or want to record longer than 60 seconds, I get the whole "Not enough memory available to complete this operation. Windows Sound Recorder is set to a ...

Do you have the turntable connected to the computer with the USB cable, or with an analogue cable (phono to mini-jack) into your sound card? It should be one or the other, not both.

If I now drag this track .5 seconds behind zero, snap selects from zero to 10 seconds, so now the start is truncated instead of the end, and I don't like that inconsistency very much given we are now exporting audio behind zero. And then we have the further problem that when snapping to millisecond...

But my ringtone is playing on computer and not playing in my mobile. Do you have the Nokia N70 Ring Tone patch installed? http://europe.nokia.com/A4144780 Also, see this article: http://news.softpedia.com/news/How-to-Set-Ringtones-on-Nokia-N70-50430.shtml For support on Nokia mobile phones, please ...

kozikowski wrote:So only in the sense of using the pictures is there a difference between UNIX and OS-X.

And the price

kozikowski wrote:It's also possible to use lame as a stand-alone program. "lame" will install on almost any UNIX based computer and run from the command line.

Also available for Windows and Mac
http://www.rarewares.org/

Audacity is just an audio editor - it does not directly support CD+G You can edit your audio in Audacity, but for the CD+G part you will need other software. "Vocal removal" is also called "centre pan removal". It removes sound that is panned dead centre in the mix - that is, it ...

Creating your podcast in mono will produce much smaller MP3's

What snap should do (I'd say) is select from the start of the clip, wherever it is behind zero (or after zero), like it would if snap was off (so any truncation of the selection is at the end)? What do you think? Perhaps it would be more logical; If "snap to" is selected and The track ext...