Audacity Forum

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Palce wrote:I tried this instruction here
http://audacityteam.org/help/fa ... ing&i=join

When you have done that, will Audacity play the resulting track correctly?

BTW, this should be posted on the "Audacity Beta (1.3.x) < GNU/Linux" board.

Unfortunately, Audacity doesn't yet support multichannel playback.

Raze wrote:I'm trying to record a mix of some songs that I have using audacity

What are you recording from? A tape player? A record player? A CD player? Streaming video?.....

What recording input are you using? Microphone input? Line input? ...

Equal to what?
Are you asking how to make two (or more) voice recordings that were recorded at different levels play at the same volume? If so, just use "Effects > Amplify", or use the volume slider on the left hand side of the track to adjust the levels of each track.

There should be no difference in sound between Apple lossless and a WAV file. That's what "lossless" means. However, your media player may not play them exactly the same, for example it may play one format a bit louder than the other. If you convert from WAV to Apple Lossless and back agai...

macias wrote:Currently when you open a file and you want to close immediately there is a question dialog if the user want to save changes.

macias wrote:-- user has to click every time to confirm his decision when closing.

You mean the user has to confirm his indecision.

There is a known problem with very long tracks which generally occurs at around the 12 hour mark. It seems to because even though Audacity stores the data in little chunks, it still has to address it internally as a single track. Thus Audacity runs up against a 32 bit limit, very much like the file ...

I think a screen shot of this would help us understand the problem - are you able to post one Santanada?

The track labels in Audacity allow you to export each section as a separate file using "Export Multiple". When you make your audio CD, you use each of these exported files and each file will become a separate track. More details here: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=Splitting_...