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Beat matching is a feature request. If the pitch of both versions is correct, use Effect > Change Tempo to make the length of one song the same as the other. You may need to make fade ins and fade outs the same length on both songs before using Change Tempo. What is the purpose of mixing the two ver...

Use the latest Audacity 2.0.5 from here: http://audacityteam.org/download/windows . Try recording with Skype shut down. You didn't say what version of Windows (see the pink panel above). If you are on Windows 7 or later, try right-clicking over the speaker icon by the system clock, then choose "...

vicki2810 wrote:That bar is greyed out for me

Press the yellow Stop button.

Unless you do that you won't be able to open Preferences either.


Gale

I loaded Audacity via NINITE, it did not give any option to reset preferences. Which is the best way to download to get this option ?? Ninite will do "silent" installs using default options. You can download our installer by clicking this link: http://audacity.googlecode.com/files/audacit...

but i can delete the folder " audacity cfg " Audacity > Quit Audacity if it is running, then delete the "audacity.cfg" file. Extract audacity.cfg from the attached zip by downloading the zip then double-clicking on it. Copy the extracted audacity.cfg then paste it in to Macintos...

it will have been more obvious for me if the second part was and HD /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST since i did not know thoses were thoses too in the HD ! Probably I should have made the locations into a list. Mac has two distinct "Library" folders, the system library (Macintosh HD/Library/)...

I already have the process affinity set to all 4 CPUs. That's not going to help, in fact it could be worse than leaving it on default/auto. As far as I know, Windows defaults to enabling an application to use all processors. So by default Windows would be doing for Audacity what you have Linux (Deb...

kbsig175 wrote:I did just install the lastest OS mavericks update. Before I installed the Mac OS update, i had no problems with my external sound card.

Then Mavericks is apparently the problem.

Have you tried http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 71#p233371 ?


Gale

I have looked in the on-line manual. It talks about Preference, the mac, and devices. The example it shows is for a PC, not very helpful The principle is exactly the same, open Device Toolbar and set the output device (second box) to the speakers you are listening to, so "Built-In Audio" ...

Have you looked at System Preference > Sound and clicked the "Input" tab? Select Soundlower 2 ch. Check that both the input volume and output volume sliders are turned up. Both sliders affect the volume you will record at.


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