Audacity Forum

We seem to be having a bit of difficulty interpreting your question Axe.

In Audacity 1.3.4, you can repeat a section in Audacity by selecting the section (or the whole track if that is what you want to repeat) then selecting "Repeat" from the "Effects" menu.

Version 1.2 4 is ancient and obsolete. 1) sounds like the computer is struggling to keep up - have you defragmented your hard drive recently? Do you have more than 10% free disk space? Is your anti-virus program interfering? How many non-essential processes are also running? 2) and 3) - as Jan said,...

Using Kontact with Sibelius, you can export directly as a WAV file - no need to record.
Export from Sibelius as a WAV file, then import the WAV file into Audacity for editing.

Hi Dan, You know how ProTools can be a bit "picky" about the set-up, well with Audacity things are usually quite a bit more tolerant, but sometimes there will be a set-up that drops the audio performance to an unacceptable level and everything goes out of synch. There are the usual suspect...

You might be better looking somewhere like this: http://freesound.iua.upf.edu/searchText.php

@youthx - There is a page here about using the Widows Mixer http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=Mixer_Toolbar_Issues Hopefully that will answer your questions, but if you require any further assistance, post a new message on the board that is relevant to your set-up (for example "Audac...

Sounds like your asking for opinions and personal experience, so here goes: I don't use VST with Audacity, I stick with LADSPA and Nyquist plug-ins. I usually prefer to use a large diaphragm condenser mic for vocals rather than a dynamic, but whatever... Microphone position utmost importance, partic...

Audacity 1.3.4
Double click on thee slider and type in the required gain.

After reading the response from koz, and completely agreeing with what he says, I would totally contradict him and say "no, there is no no more scientific method". I have come across "spectrum profiling plug-ins" and they work to some degree, but at the end of the day, the algori...

galeandrews wrote:To work well it needs to be some kind of waveform containing a wide range of frequencies with a lot of energy. White noise fits this description. Another carrier wave that would work well would be a synthesized string chord.

"Sawtooth" wave works well also.