Audacity Forum

Thanks, Jim. Audacity scans at each launch for Audio Units in the following locations: ~/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components So for Audio Units you'll need to clear the non-working duplicates out of those folders. For VST's, choose Audacity > Preferences, click Effec...

Yeah sure its an aup file that was saved to my documents file. So I click to open up said file in Audacity, I then chose export from the file menu. Box pops up save as New Mix then Where box I left as Audacity. If the "Where" box says "Audacity" then you may be running Audacity ...

Don't add any of the following into the file name on Windows:
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If sound quality is important, and the CD (or MP3) is available, and you don't mind the cost, you'll get better sound quality with a digital original. (No vinyl noise, lower distortion, flat frequency response.) Not everyone actually believes that makes it more enjoyable, of course. And less distor...

Hi Lasse, You're right that Leland's "Building on Mac" is only obliquely linked to - though there is a prominent yellow div on http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Developing_On_Mac that points to Leland's page. The obliqueness is because no-one was sure how well Leland's instructions would w...

Thanks - OK. That's more confirmation that WDM-KS doesn't see all the inputs.

If you want to, if you select WDM-KS host and the ATI HD Audio rear output in Audacity, does it play? If I recall, this was the output that was disabled in Foobar2000, wasn't it?


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If you don't care about the WAV metadata you could also try reverting src/export/ExportPCM.cpp to r12243 ( http://code.google.com/p/audacity/source/detail?r=12243 ) that is, the version before the one where these changes were added. rm src/export/ExportPCM.cpp svn up -r 12243 src/export/ExportPCM.cp...

I was using Audacity 2.03 on Windows XP, and then I installed Audacity 2.04 over it. I downloaded it from Sourceforge. But, yikes, I just followed your advice to check under Help/About Audacity for the version, and Surprise! It's showing me Audacity 1.3.14 Beta! I don't know how that took over If y...

With reference to the numbers on the left, 22050 is not a "normal" sample rate. It's a special rate used by some sound recorders. Audacity > Edit > Preferences > Quality > Sampling > 44100, 16-bit > OK. See if your MP3 file opens now. You've got one over on me there, Koz. Has this scenari...

kozikowski wrote:

A computer is not a ready-made recording studio

I'm buying the author of that line coffee -- or a cuppa, depending.

Cuppa please, then.


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