Audacity Forum

"Better late than never" - as me ol' mum used to say

Thanks for the feedback - glad it worked for you.

WC

Hmpf, for some reason this forum neither allows me to edit my own post nor to send you a person message :? And that's because you in "moderation" until we can trust you. Sorry but we had to implement this for new members as we were getting mountains of spam some of it unpleasant and some ...

With clicks you can get "miracles" - have a look at this sticky thread on an app called ClickRepair: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 4&start=30

WC

Try having a look at this FAQ in the Manual: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/fa ... und_device

WC

Use the zoom tools in the Edit Toolbar - see this page in the Manual: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/ed ... tml#zoomin

WC

Almost certainly not - it's like trying to take the banana out of a banana milkshake. Your learning from this should be to make a backup copy of the raw recording before you start playing with adding effects, then you can always go back and start over. You can always add an effect, listen in Audacit...

I've tried to use it as a limiter, but it didn't work. The SC4 does not have "lookahead", so sudden peaks will often "slip through". Could you counteract that by reversing the audio and then using SC4, and re-reversing Brian Davies uses a similar technique in ClickRepair to avoi...

Eddiehelp wrote:I could find no info about it in the program.

The developers work hard to make the program's functionality as "discoverable" as possible.

However Audacity is now a fairly complex and rich application - so it pays to read the Manual: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/

WC

Quite common with soundcards these days - the Realtek in my Tosh laptop has a "helpful" "SRS Premium Sound enhancements" supplied with it - which really need to be turned off for it work properly with Audacity (or to play my iTunes library properly) (it's basically adding control...

This sounds like I'll be changing the IMPORT settings in ITunes, rather than EXPORT. That is the method to change the file type conversion option when you right-click a song in iTunes. It is called "Import" by iTunes because it also determines the format that iTunes rips a CD to. If you d...