Audacity Forum

chuoi72 wrote:Downloading what file?

Oops - dodgy keyboard ("V" key sticks sometimes, and in haste didn't notice that the link had not pasted)

I take it that you're sorted now.

grammo wrote:To be clear, I don't think the problem here is more a audacity problem then a jack problem

I think it's more an Audacity/portaudio problem. Unfortunately I don't have the knowledge or skills to help fix it, so I, like you, have just got to wait for the guys and gals that can.

AudNoob wrote:At my job, I've been assigned the task of figuring out Audacity...

What's the pay like? I'm looking for a new job

AudNoob wrote:but hopefully I'll be able to figure something out.

Have a play with it - if you get stuck, just ask (lots of useful stuff in the wiki by the way - see link at top of page)

Since you are on Windows, grab a (free) copy of SUPER (from erightsoft). It has a great feature for analysing media file formats. If you analyse a few files, you may discover why some file play OK, and others do not.

No, I'm just exporting the whole project. Nothing muted. OK, so the link was a red herring :D Try downloading this file, then open Audacity, import the downloaded file and then export it as an MP3. When you have done that, upload the resulting mp3 somewhere on the internet and post a link so we can...

grammo wrote:You say JAck isn't stable... I think it is.

The developers say it's beta: http://sourceforge.net/projects/jackit/

If your Audacity projects are recorded at 32 bit, then the project data will be twice the size of "normal" CD audio. Also, if the sample rate is 98000 Hz, then the size will be more than double again. CD quality is 16 bit 44100 Hz stereo (about 10MB per minute). Recording at 32 bit 96000 H...

I presume that this is a plug-in that you've found. This article explains about Equalization, including "Shelf Eq"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equalization

The way that I would do it: Mic 1 | ---->External Mixer (mic 1 panned left, mic 2 panned right) --> Audacity (stereo) | Mic 2 So you now have a stereo track with Mic 1 on the upper (left) channel and Mic 2 on the lower (right) channel. Click on the name of the track and from the drop down menu selec...

The link that you posted is regarding exporting projects that have some tracks muted, or soloed. Is that what you are doing? If so, the the workaround is to select the tracks that you want Exported, and do not select the tracks that should be muted, then use "Export Selected".