Audacity Forum

I suggest you unplug the Behringer for now so that is out of the equation. We ask you at the top of the page to say exactly what version of Audacity you have (people often say they have the "latest version" but they don't). You can look at Help > About Audacity to see the version you have,...

Je ne parle pas français. Oui, il s'agit d'une limitation dans la bibliothèque SoundTouch que Audacity utilise pour ces deux effets. La limitation est noté dans le manuel (en anglais). Utilisez "Variation progressive de la hauteur" à la place. Il prend plus de temps à courir, mais il n'a p...

See if this helps: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Linux_Issues#JACK .

If you still have problems after that, please try to describe exactly what you are trying to do and what goes wrong when you do that.


Gale

can i check somehow if the ClickRepair is the right tool for my needs? As previously explained we won't hold your hand and show you how to use ClickRepair because it is not our software. ClickRepair has a free trial. You can try http://www.clickrepair.net/feedback/ if you cannot work out how to use...

I am looking at a HP desktop computer in their Envy 700 series which in Canada is top of their line. I discussed this issue with a HP Canada technical representative and he did not know the answer. He suggested that the only way of knowing was to purchase the computer and if I was not satisfied, re...

Projects are relatively fragile given they are a dual AUP-and-data-folder entity. If your work is of any importance, consider exporting it as a WAV file (or Export Multiple each track as a separate WAV file). If the AU files have somehow been deleted you may be able to get some of them back by using...

PGA wrote:I am not a professional sound engineer.

Neither am I but the point you raised that Reverb might not always increase the level after applying the effect needed some explanation I feel.


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I don't want to extend a locked topic any more, but given that Reverb adds audio, people reading this may be surprised that at zero or small negative gains it might reduce the level of the track relative to its pre-effect level. One explanation seems to be that Reverb acts as a very strong compresso...

Is something like this better: If the Wet Gain and Dry Gain values are the same, then the mix of wet effect and dry audio to be output to the track will be made louder or softer by exactly this value (assuming "Wet Only" below is not checked). I think that is also correct, but still not v...

tomex90 wrote:so there is no way to get all back?

Try searching your computer for some of those "missing" files. Why did they go missing?


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