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mchinen wrote:Missed this one. It's only in the 1.3.6 download, not in the 1.3.5

If you were using version 1.3.6 back in August, that would have been an "alpha" version. 1.3.6 beta has now been released, which may be different (fixed).

Have a look at the first section here: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=Troubleshooting_Recordings#No_waveform_being_recorded The set-up is probably similar to USB turntables (although if you are not using a turntable, ignore the references to "phono pre-amps") http://audacityt...

Something else you may be interested in...just need to find it...
Ah yes, here it is, in the Audacity wiki: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... ngAudacity

If the sync is drifting (as opposed to being a consistent amount out all the time), then I'm afraid it is a sound card issue. This can usually be resolved, or at least improved a lot, by using a different sample rate for your recording. To set the default sample rate, go to the Edit menu and select ...

In Audacity 1.2.x if you copy audio from a track that has one sample rate, and paste it into a track with a different sample rate, the audio data is unchanged, but will play back according to the sample rate of the new track - that means it will play back at the wrong speed. The correct way to mix a...

OK, I think I'm with you now. 6) import track C; 7) align the *end* of track C with the *end* of the WAV file; 8) mark the *beginning* of track C in the WAV file; 9) cut from the mark to time:end (i.e. the length of track C) off the *back* of the WAV file. The "WAV" file was the full origi...

and have checked all of that before. Oh, I didn't know that. I also don't know what sound card you are using, if you have a standard or custom install of Audacity, what other software you have on your computer, what other programs were running at the same time, whether you are running XP with an Ad...

It is documented in the Audacity wiki (link at top of every page in this forum).

Do all the tracks have the same sample rate, or are they different. For example, are they all 44100 Hz?

i'm just getting insecure about whether or not i can actually do that when i have used some of audacity's effects, mostly it's click-track, on some of the songs. does the license stop me from making my music public? Ah, Audacity is wonderful - there are no such restrictions. Audacity is free and op...