Audacity Forum

"Edit > Change Pitch" set it to -12 semi-tones.

Is there a way to recover that second file with the whole two hours on it. From your detailed description, it sounds unlikely. The .aup file needs the data from the data folder, but data without an .aup file is just as useless. You understand the difference between "Save" and "Export...

You don't say "laptop", so assuming that it isn't, buy yourself a PCI soundcard. On-board sound cards rarely give good results, so a PCI soundcard is an excellent upgrade for any kind of audio work. It doesn't have to be expensive, but don't go for the cheapest you can find either.

Click on "File" menu and select "Import" then select "Audio".

Alternatively, use the keyboard shortcut " Shift + Ctrl + i "

OK, I understand what you mean, and you're right, it's not a "latency" issue. I've looked back through your posts, and this bit stood out: i've contact Alesis. They told me that trought the ASIO driver the audio interface can be configured up to 48 kHz, but without the ASIO (as with audaci...

Try playing with the "Transcription Tool" to find the % change in speed that you need. For example, If setting the "transcription speed" to 1.3 makes the tempo correct, then use the "change speed effect and set it to 130%. If setting the "transcription speed" to 0....

Try deleting the file ~/.audacity-data/audacity.cfg
This should reset Audacity

Sorry, I don't know. From your specs there should be no problem at all, but clearly something is slowing it down.

...I am running Ubuntu Gutsy on an 686 architecture PC. uname -a reports: Linux zeus 2.6.22-14-386 #1 Tue Feb 12 07:12:19 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux I am running Audacity 1.3.4-beta. Gnome's Device Manager reports that I have a Creative Labs Audigy LS - the driver is CA0106. Audacity can open files (....

The vocoder plug in does a pretty good job.