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Moved for you as requested. WC

Following my comments in this thread earlier today re the hard-to-spot Tutorials - I have created a mockup of a revised Table Of Contents for the front page of the manual - I have added a new section for the Tutorials. See: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/User:PeterSampson/Front_Page_Mock_Up Comp...

This article from the Wiki should help you: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Mixer ... es#vistacp

This may help too: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Windows_7_OS

I'm an XP user on both my PCs so have no direcct experience of W7.

WC

Yes get them to Export a WAV file of their project and email that to you. An Audacity project is a complex structure and is not easily transportable unless you know exactly what you are doing - it is designed for speed of processing in Audacity , not for transporting and moving around. A WAV file is...

See this recommendation fom a tutorial in the Audacity 1.3 manual: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Sample_workflow_for_LP_digitization#Clean_the_LP I usually just clean mine with the anti-static bristle brush (specifically bought for the purpose soem years ago when shops sold more TTs and all the...

Fascinating. Does the fact that How-To-Geek needs to provide such tutorials mean that ours, in the wiki and the manual, are not good enough - or just not found by our users? Personally I've always thought that the tutorials are hard to spot in the 1.3 manual as the only link to them is via the navig...

As you move the little slider it should sgow on a little white pop up the transcription spedd. Then you need to click on the green arrow to play at that speed.

WC

Yes, in 1.3 there is a toolbar called the Transcription Toolbar (Little green arrow and beside it a minus to plus scale and a thingy you can slide alonger the scale) to get faster playback.

This toolbar has the advantage that it doesn't alter the recording, just the temporary playback speed.

WC

See this sticky thread for my overview workflow: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 28&t=18759

WC

I suspect not Lenny. It's basically down to the problem that de-noising is a more subtle, complex process than de-clicking.

WC