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make it sound like the audio is "panning" with the train, say from left to right. You will need 2 mono tracks, so select the track and make a duplicate copy with Ctrl+D Set the man position of one of the tracks all the way to the left, and the pan position of the other all the way to the ...

My guess is that you have moved or deleted some of Audacity's data files.
See here:
http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... ement_Tips

There is only a certain amount of improvement that you can make - no amount of post production processing can put back what is not there, but what you can do, is to make the most of what IS there. This is using Audacity 1.3.5 First, have a look at what you are up against: Select a representative sec...

CKS1979 wrote:Im kind of in a deadline crunch

The quickest and simplest way: select the audio that you want for the clip, then from the File menu select "Export Selection".

I made output level measurements all of the clips were different levels. But I need to adjust them all to be the same level That depends on what you mean. You can easily adjust the "peak level" using "Normalize". Normalize will adjust the maximum level to a set amount, for examp...

When you find the click (and yes, the spectrum view can help you to spot them, by showing them as vertical lines), zoom in close and switch back to the normal waveform view. If it is a loud click, you will probably also be able to see it as a "spike" in the waveform. Zoom in very close, so...

The red marks indicate that you have recorded too loud. They indicate the positions where the audio reaches 0dB and has "clipped" (distortion).

When you record, you need to record at a lower level so as to avoid clipping.

Why would you want to record your audio to a rewrite???? I hardly ever use rewritable CD's these days - normal CDR's are cheap enough these days (less than 10p UK) and are more reliable. They seemed to be much more worthwhile back in the day when CDR's were expensive. I do occasionally use them if ...

Check your leads. Also, this is a USB device? If so: Close Audacity. Use the "safely remove hardware" and shut down all instances of the M-Audio. Switch off, or disconnect the M-Audio from the computer and leave it off for a short while (20 seconds) Reconnect/switch on the M-Audio and wait...