Audacity Forum

I'm a fan of the Sennheiser's... I currently have 2 pairs of them... The big ones: HD-595 - the older 120 ohm version, now they make it in 50 ohm version, but I haven't tried those so I can't tell how much they differ. I'm not sure how much I paid for them, it has been a few years ago... I think may...

I think OSS is available in audacity 1.3.12 on Debian Squeeze, but I'll check again in a bit...
I'll check for the svn version too.

Well... I prefer vim :P Audacity is a graphical app. I wouldn't consider opening it from the command line with filename as argument to be the typical use of it. Most ppl will probably open audacity from their window manager menu and then open projects from the app's open command. Doing that procedur...

Why don't you try first to install ubuntu's pre-compiled audacity package and see if that works?

From the command line: sudo apt-get install audacity
Or use your favourite graphical package manager, such as synaptic or other...

I'm not sure how the sound card provide/manage the virtual outputs, but I'd say that for that to work in linux the linux driver for the sound card need to be able to manage that and provide several instances of the sound card... Like if you had more than one sound card on the system... See the ALSA ...

The system periodically cleans up the folder /tmp (the files there are supposed to be temporary so the system regularly cleans them up so no "lost dead remains" stay there taking space... Maybe it was a long period of time between recording and when you tried to save your project and the f...

Did you try installing the Audacity package on Ubuntu before compiling from source?

Reducing the volume (amplify effect) shouldn't change the duration of the track... unless you used a different effect...

Which audacity version are you using?

More than one usb mic connected to the same computer at the same time is usually regarded as trouble maker... Specially in windows, according to many testimonials, that's strongly discouraged...

If you need to connect more than one mic to the same system than an external mixer is the way to go...

What audacity version are you using? In which operating system? Describe in detail the steps you made to export the wav file and what steps did you change when exporting as mp3.