Audacity Forum

Here's the WINE page about foobar2000 http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.p ... n&iId=1749

check the bit on this page: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... s_Vista_OS

Look for the section about half way down the page "Using the Control Panel to select/enable recording devices"

Audacity works internally with 32 bit (float) uncompressed audio files. This allows Audacity to perform many kinds of complex manipulations of the sound with very high quality. To export without loss, just export in an uncompressed (or lossless) format such as WAV. Why do you want to split the audio...

Update - you can do what you are asking for with foobar2000, but again it is a Windows program. Apparently it works well with WINE.

Audacity does not re-encode on "Save", and I don't think it ever has, but it does encode if you "Export" as mp3. Spliting into seperate tracks can be done withing Audacity using "labels" and "Export Multiple". For more information see http://audacityteam.org/h...

This was the nearest problem I could find to mine, so I'm bumping it, I have just managed to get audacity to recognise the right part of stereo, so I thought it was just playing in mono. But on closer inspection it's playing stereo however the left part is just playing at a really low volume, my co...

Does your turntable have analogue outputs as well as the USB?
What is the signal from the analogue outputs like? Stereo?

It sounds like you have accidentally changed the language settings.

Find the instructions for your version of Audacity on this page: http://www.audacityteam.org/wiki/index. ... t_language

yeah I have the same problem. I don't want to turn this option off, I want to be able to hear the new track though headphones over top the others in perfect sync.I've viewed the help forum on the Windows Mixer, but still unsure if this actually fixes this issue. Software playthrough will ALWAYS cau...

Where can I grab these LADSPA and Nyquist plug-ins? http://audacityteam.org/download/plugins BTW, the SM58 is not at all bad as a vocal mic. You can always use a bit of Equalization to help the tonal balance. Generally when using effects, it is very easy to overdo it, so keep it subtle at first. Al...