Audacity Forum

Windows XP Audacity 2.0.3 .exe installer I accidentally hit some key combination which has changed the display of my tracks. I closed Audacity without saving as soon as it happened, but the display was still changed when I reopened it. I've looked around Preferences, but I can't figure out how to ge...

Thank you, Koz. And thank you, WC. I'm glad to know about the Effect > Repair technique. I'll add that to my Audacity notes. Since the fix I did was on the last note, removing a small segment didn't cause any timing problems. But if it had been at some other point, it would probably have knocked the...

No problem, here. Just a note to thank everyone who helps us with such a fabulous program. I've been intending to thank you for some time, but the incident that got me to actually do it today was a little click in a sustained last note on the vocal of a short piece I wrote. I figured I'd have to re-...

Thanks, Koz. I'm looking forward to a little whiplash.

Thanks for some great information. I made a correction to my original post--I only have 1GB of RAM on my current XP machine, so it's not surprising that as I keep adding tracks, I get slowdowns and errors, especially in light of Steve's comment about Audacity sometimes using up to 2GB. For example, ...

I currently use Windows XP Media Center on an HP computer with 1GB of RAM and I'm running a legacy version of Audacity. Most of my Audacity projects have lots of tracks, so I do experience slow response and even recording errors. I'd like to get a new Windows 7 machine with plenty of RAM so I don't ...

Thanks, Koz. I knew it had to be something simple.

Russ

I'm using Windows XP and Audacity 1.2.6. I'd like to use a click track, but when I activate Record, the click sound disappears. I assume it's because the click track is Output and what I'm recording is Input. Somehow I'm not able to do both at the same time. I have my piano keyboard going into my mi...