Audacity Forum

My preference for "Shift+Click" with the Envelope tool would be for linear fades. (better still, have "linear" fade as the default fade type and "exponential" (or whatever it currently is) as a modifier option). The current fade type is (graphically) "linear"...

I'm with newbis on this one too... It would be nice to have a way of adding points to the envelope without changing the amplitude at the point where the point is inserted... Something like Shift-Clicking and it would just place the envelope point at the current amplitude.

Yes, what you describe sounds like a bug... I could not reproduce this on Audacity 1.3.13 on Mac. Which exact audacity version are you using? Check in Help menu -> About How many tracks did you have in the project? mono or stereo tracks? How long is the project? If you change to "Safer" op...

To enable the devices toolbar in 1.3.13 go to View menu -> Toolbars -> Devices toolbar

Devices toolbar in 1.3.13 is better than it has ever been in any previous version.

You can also set the devices in Preferences -> Devices.

I've run out of ideas here... Lets wait for Steve, though he might not reply before tomorrow... Meanwhile you can use the notch filter effect from the effects menu... What Steve's command does it to apply 4 consecutive notch filters with the following parameters: 1st) F=387 Hz, Q=20 2nd) F=774 Hz, Q...

You do have nyquist enabled in Preferences -> Effects right?

That's weird... lets hope Steve has any idea about it...

I'm on macos-x too and audacity 1.3.13. Nyquist prompt is working fine here... What do you get when you click nyquist prompt? You should get a window with a text box where you can enter nyquist commands... Type in the commands steve suggested and click OK.

In the Preferences -> Import / Export which option have you selected for "When importing audio files"? If you use the "faster" option and you import a wav file into the project, the audio isn't copied into the project (at least until you change it), rather it's linked from the or...

Audacity 1.3.9 is a bit old, you should download the latest 1.3.13. It has lots of bug corrections and some new features too.

I don't know any Samson C0CU usb mic, you probably meant C01U or C03U. Both are single mono mics, not much point in setting the recording to stereo.