Audacity Forum

Recording CD from mic or line-in will invariably result in quality loss because there will be a digital-to-analog conversion (mic and line-in are analog signals) followed by an analog-to-digital conversion (audio files in a computer is a digital format). So best option is to avoid all this and make ...

Would it be useful to expand the reach of this sticky to include all OS's? Or would it be best to create a sticky for each OS? Until recently I was unaware that there are at least three free batch audio format converters for Mac. -- Bill This was intended to be for Linux users only, since software ...

there's the need to convert several files and this process in Audacity would require human intervation to manually import and export each file, one by one. Assuming you mean "intervention" I don't believe that's true except for the case I mentioned where Audacity imports the file, changes...

I just moved the topic to the windows forum.

The difference might not be in permissions but in the config file... root and user are different users so there will be different config files in ~/.audacity-data/audacity.cfg I have problems if I start audacity with some devices selected for playback/recording. Sometimes I have to edit the audacity...

Somewhat related to this matter, have you noticed that you can select mute and solo at the same time for the same track? In this case solo supersedes, but I think the most correct would be either: 1) when one button is selected and the other is pressed the first is deselected automatically 2) when n...

my vote is ±0

steve wrote:in the old fashioned sense of pen and paper

Do they still make those? Does it come with an usb interface in the case you want to hook it up to the computer?

Most brands have the manuals for their equipment in pdf format freely available for download from their websites... have you searched memorex website? You could also try to email their customer care service asking for it.

What page said is a bit ambiguous... It could be understood as search the audio file for a word and remove all the occurrances of that word (a bit link doing a find and replace function in a text document).

(I think this topic could me moved to audio processing... do you agree?)