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See this article from the Audacity Wiki: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=USB_turntables When you plug in a USB device like this your computer hands over control of all sound services to the USB device - both input and output. Since you USB TT doesn't have a set of speakers, you then don...

Sounds like resource contention - but I've no experience with BIAB so can't offer any real insights, sorry.

WC

1.2 projects can be opened in 1.3 but not the other way around. And note that a 1.2 project that is opened in 1.3 and then Saved will become a 1.3 project and can no longer be opened in 1.2.

WC

Select the audio in Audacity (CTRL+A will select the whole project) and use Effect > Amplify.

For more sophisticated varying of amplitude you can use the Envelope tool.

WC

In 1.2.x try View > Dock Meter Toolbar

or go to the Interface tab of Preferences and check Enable Meter Toolbar

WC

Yes, but you're saving so much time on the clean-up process - so you can afford a little of that to do the batch set-ups :D Seriously though, I suggest that you drop an email to Brain Davies, the developer of ClickRepar, IIRC his site has a feedback link, or may even have his email address - and mak...

Go to View > Toolbars and check/tick the Meter Toolbar option

WC

See my option 2 in previous posting. To avoid having to burn the CD you can just import the set of WAVs into iTunes and the use the iTunes function Advanced > Create AAC Version - this will create compressed AAC copies at the bitrate you have set - and then you can just delete the WAV versions from ...

have a look at this Wiki article, it may help you: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... turntables

WC

I created a CD audiobook recently from a cassette tape I purchased long ago of Alan Bennet readinding Winnie The Pooh. What I did was to create a label for each chapter/story - numbering like 01 Pooh goes visiting, 02 Eeyore gets a birthday present, o3 An expotition to the N. Pole etc. The used the ...