Audacity Forum

moved to 1.3.x section

Like Koz said, if you saved an audacity project you did not save a wav file. Audacity projects consists of a .aup file and a _data folder with lots of .au files. Audacity projects can only be open in Audacity. If you want to "copy" an audacity project to another computer you need to copy b...

You might want to have a look at this wiki page: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Creating_a_simple_voice_and_music_Podcast_with_Audacity There are already a few threads on this forum about the subject, such as this: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=38274 If you search the for...

rikr wrote:Hello,

How i put "Fit Vertically" for all new records?.

Thanks

As far as I'm aware there's no "automatic fit vertically" feature on audacity. I think there's a feature request for that on the wiki, do you want you're vote added?

Audacity doesn't support real-time processing. Neither you can play and record at the same time. If you're in record mode you can't play at the same time. I can't think of any way of achieving what you want with audacity, wihout user interaction. If you can have the keyboard near you and the Eq. you...

Usually a waveform has positive and negative values, being the center at 0. Sometimes there's one thing called DC-offset which is usually undesirable, though easily correctable by applying an high pass filter or using a dc-removal effect. DC-offset usually produces a waveform which has it's center s...

dinadana wrote:Why site is banned???

Any kind of unsolicited advertisement is strickly forbidden on this forum.

Just to add that if you say you want to save it, you're not saving a wav file (the imported wav file will never be changed), you're saving an audacity project. If you make changes and you want to "save" as wav you need to use the export function (from the file menu) and select wav as the e...

I forgot to ask... Are all packages up-to-date?

Audacity does not edit mp3 data directly. When you import an audio file in audacity it decodes it and converts it to raw uncompressed audio. 200MB of free disk space is very low and you should not run audacity with so little free diskspace. And BTW a (nearly) full disk is bad for almost anything, no...