Audacity Forum

So how would you reverse something in a forward way? A small example would be that if I were to have a spoken word recorded such as the word "Audacity," I could select the portion of audio that has the letter 'a' pronounced and reverse that letter (actually, it would be the letters 'au' since the 'u...

Rather than reversing a song, for example, which would reverse the entire waveform, what if we reversed this waveform head on? What I mean by that is if we were to zoom in and select the first two dots in the waveform and reverse them, then select the next two dots (dots 2 and 3) and reverse them--a...

It's practically guaranteed you're going to go off in another creative direction and spending any more than that on a first microphone will be a waste. "OK, now I need a microphone for my banjo..." "I'm singing harmony with three other people..." "How do I plug my guitar into my computer?" Koz Now ...

My computer is HP Windows Vista Home Premium desktop (32-bit operating system), AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5200+ 2.60 Ghz, 2 GB RAM, 363 GB Hard Drive, and a Realtek High Definition Audio onboard sound card. Now I need a microphone that is good at recording whispers (as I plan on whisp...

Audacity is the only software I'm using right now as a means of creating music (since I was unaware of other higher level software and don't have the money to afford these types of software). Now I have produced an interesting song in Audacity by making recordings from videos (episodes of anime and ...

Actually, what I'm talking about is if you were to have, for example, a man and a woman speaking at the same time. And that if you were to slowly transform the man's voice into the woman's voice so that the voice sounds in between the man and the woman. And that if you could apply this exact same ef...

I was told by someone that there was such a thing. But is there any way of doing such (like having a spoken word, for example, 20% reversed) which would result in that entire word sounding forward, but also the entire word sounding a little reversed at the same time?

Is there a way of transforming one voice into another voice, or one instrument into another instrument, and on spoken words as well? I was told by someone that there was such a thing. What I'm talking about is if you were to have, for example, a man and a woman speaking at the same time. And that if...

Now I live in the US. So if I do buy those T.Bone HD880 headphones, since the price says 22.90 eur, that would be $28.78 in US dollars (since 1 eur=1.2567 US dollars). Plus shipping to the US which costs $30. But, of course, I can't just purchase those headphones alone and purchase the EDIROL UA-1EX...

Now I don't know anything about cables and such. I did a Google search for it, but have absolutely no clue. Therefore, could you give me the link to this loopback connector?