Audacity Forum

if I copy my audacity file to a usb An "Audacity Project" is not a "file", it is a file and a folder. Example: Save a project as "myproject". This creates a file called "myproject.aup" and a folder called "myproject_data". The "_data" fold...

How can I save it as just one track (one audio file) but... With some internal marks (cue point) that be recognized and used by an audio player (software, or device) as an useful index? ??? There's no universally standard way to mark tracks in audio files. There are some player specific methods to ...

Oh dear, that's rather badly damaged. I'd be tempted to check / replace my leads and re-record. If it's not possible to re-record, then: 1) Click on the track name 2) From the drop-down menu select "Split Stereo Track" (NOT the "to Mono" option). This will give you two mono track...

Each track has to be panned left and right to give me stereo for the output. Question is instead of having to set this up everytime I record can't I save a setting or can I make a template to do this? You could create an empty project containing 4 stereo tracks. Save the empty project with a name t...

I understand Audacity will "only" multitrack up to 16 mono tracks If the hardware and drivers support it, Audacity can record up to 32 tracks simultaneously. The total number of tracks in a project is limited only by the capabilities of the hardware. On an i7 with SSD I can run a 3 minute...

ralphiedee wrote: ↑

Tue May 19, 2020 11:52 am

Audacity recording 6 tracks

6 mono tracks?

Regressions are really only important for the purposes of bug tracking and diagnosis. If you know that a problem in a pre-release version does not happen in the previous release version (is a "regression"), then that helps us when logging the bug on the bug tracker. If the problem occurs i...

jdixon313 wrote: ↑

Mon May 18, 2020 9:09 pm

I'm getting the same thing on Ubuntu 20.04, Audacity 2.3.3.

Is that a Snap or Flatpak package?
Have you tried their deb packaged version?

peterAUD wrote: ↑

Mon May 18, 2020 9:46 pm

Guess what? It's now 2020, I have version 2.3.3. Same issue.

It's probably a sound card problem.

does it mean that anytime I want to report an problem with not-released version, I must check if the same problem is in previous version? It depends what the "not released version" is. If it's an official "release candidate", then we just need to know the exact version (such as ...