Audacity Forum

On the wiki page we can read: Prerequisites You will need pkgconfig installed. By default this is not on your mac, but if you use fink or macports you may already have it in /sw/bin or /opt/bin. If you don't have it, you'll need to install fink. Then you can get it using fink with the command sudo a...

You can stop, delete the part you don't want and then restart from the end using the append record command (press Shift+R or choose "Append Record" from the Transport menu).

What does "#if defined( __WXGTK__ )" do? It will only compile the code between '#if' and '#endif', if '__WXGTK__' is defined (somewhere else before in the code). For example: #define HELLO #if defined(HELLO) printf("Hello!"); #endif This will compile the printf code and "He...

I installed Audacity for my driving business recently; I am facing the same problem.. external sounds are giving me hard time.. Why the discussion on the thread has finished without reaching any conclusion?? I am not in a mood of to read the whole Audacity manual...a precise advice is the only opti...

I think I never built audacity on Mac, but I can try. I'll have a look at it later today.

1912berg wrote:Excellent. You guys are super quick and I appreciate the help. One last question for now...is there a BPM index in Audacity that I can refer to instead of going back to my other computer to reference it?

Analyze menu -> Beat finder... is that what you're looking for?

I don't have a Mac, but I'm covered on the digital conversion front. I get excellent results on my PC with my Xitel INport hardware That should do it :) If you have successfully used it with audacity, feel free to take a few minutes of your time and add your review on xintel inport here: http://for...

You may start by browsing the links on the top of this page, namely the Tutorials: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Tutorials

Audacity is free software, so you can download it for free and try it.

Generally I mix down the project before I export - this gives a much better idea of what the exported file will be like. With multi-track projects it's the only convenient way to amplify the mix close to 0 dB prior to burning to CD. I do the same too. I never export multi-track projects without mix...

Are you sure you're recording from the usb device and not the laptop's built-in mic? Check audacity preferences -> devices -> recording.

You should connect the usb interface before opening audacity.