Audacity Forum

Have another look at the page recommended by koz. When you look in the "RECORD" settings for your sound card (WINDOWS mixer, or sound card control panel - this is not a setting in Audacity) you can select different sources for the recording input. The ONLY source that should be selected is...

it appears only when i try to run both softwares Audacity and Revalver MK ii. I understand that there is a conflict between the two? any idea guys? By far the easiest way is to use a different program for recording (something that will work with ASIO). You can then export or save from that program ...

WOAH WOAH, Im kinda new at this stuff... if i download all that, what exactly could i do with it? You could make all kinds of weird robotic voices. You perhaps just want to try one of Gale's suggestions at a time. I'd recommend trying the vocoder to start with (vocoder.ny) Note that the vocoder use...

I don't use RockBox, so I don't know its abilities or limitations, but you are saying that RockBox can remember its previous position in a file, but cannot remember its previous position in a PlayList? When you start a PlayList, does it just add the playlist to the queue as a single item, or as a li...

Audacity projects consist of two parts; a project file with an "aup" extension, and a data folder with hundreds of tiny fragments of data. The "aup" file contains references to where all the fragments are located, and where they belong in the project. In certain situations, the a...

It should work using the WDM drivers, but I can't guarantee it - drivers do not always behave as expected. It may be worth asking Terratec about that. Exporting the final audio files as 16 bit 44.1kHz Microsoft PCM WAV format is CD quality, can be burned onto CD without any format conversion, or com...

Thanks for thinking about this. That would work, except for the "Mono to Stereo" conversion which (I think) involves copying the whole track, making a new one, pasting the audio in that new track, then joining the two and making into a stereo track. ... You can do it by this method: 1) Se...

What I should have asked "why do you want to do that?"

I presume that it is so that you have the convenience of playing the whole thing through in one go?
Why not use a Play List?

Check out Audacity 1.3.5

except for the "Mono to Stereo" conversion which (I think) involves copying the whole track, making a new one, pasting the audio in that new track, then joining the two and making into a stereo track You've not said what platform you are on, but if you're on Linux, I think you can do that...