Audacity Forum

I remind you the downside of present choices is restricting scrubbing to the select tool. I would like it to work in the multi-tool. But too many mouse clicks are already taken to do other things in that tool. I agree scrubbing should ideally work in Multi-tool. However I want my eyes to be focused...

Also, please see the pink panel at the top of the page. It is best to post in the board for your operating system then tell us your version of Mac, Windows or Linux and your version of Audacity. Those things could be relevant to the solution if not the problem.


Gale

you mean that on your computer, the amplification effect is fast ? not on mine, really. We don't know what operating system you use, which effect you run first and other steps to reproduce the problem, or any specifications of your computer including disk space available. Can you give us those spec...

I'm still not sure what you mean exactly. If you have Song_A.mp3 44100 Hz stereo 192 kbps MP3 and Song_B.wav 96000 Hz stereo 24-bit WAV in one track, what would you show in the Track Info above the Mute button? Suppose you imported those files into separate tracks, then Mixed and Rendered them to o...

make the choice something like "Optimize storage for:" Quality (your method) or Space saving (which means, never store at bit depth above the file quality, so 24-bit WAV gets stored at 24-bit, not 32-bit as now). So what happens if you have "Optimise for storage" and you import ...

I disagree with Gale about removing backwards scrubbing Nowhere have I said that I want to remove it, only that forwards-only could be an off-by-default option. Yes of course, many may want the analogy with back and forth tape head movement. The current method does have some advantages. We can scru...

I just found that if you don't use the effects BEFORE putting them into a chain the following may occur: I choose new, name it, click on insert, click equalizer, click edit parameters and then I get the bug window and Audacity closes, or the program stops responding and I have to close it. Same if ...

Processing 16-bit audio currently: 16-bit data -> process at 32-bit float -> lossy conversion back to 16-bit data -> store as 16-bit data Processing 16-bit data in "dream Audacity": 16-bit data -> process at 32-bit float -> store as 32-bit float data Oh, yes, I remember now. As I think I ...

I don't have any real answer for you, but it would be interesting to know what is going on. You could try Audacity 2.0.3 from http://www.oldfoss.com/Audacity.html . You could record in GarageBand or QuickTime. Do they see the "external microphone" when you choose the input source? Also whe...

I don't see how the basic behaviour is any different between Linux, OSX and Windows. It could be different because the API's are different. A lot of our Windows users recording multi-channel are not using ASIO because Audacity has to be compiled to provide ASIO support. So they are relying on E-WDM...