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You will find this easier to do in 1.3 rather than 1.2 - in 1.3 when you close to the marker/label then a little yellow bar appears and is "sticky". Also in 1.3 labels can label a region as well as a single point.

In both 1.2 and 1.3 you will find it quicker if you zoom out.

WC

Buanzo,

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WC

see this page in the wiki: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... al_Removal

You may need to copy the track, remove the vocal (if possible - and this isn't always so) - and then subtract the vocal from the original track.


WC

I use an external USB soundcard, the Edirol UA-1EX, mainly for LP and tape transcription and recording FM broadcasts off-air - plus the occasional spoken word microphone usage. It works very well for me in al these roles. Stevethefiddle, a frequent contributor to the forum, uses the Behringer UCA202...

No it's what's known as latency - basically passing tthe sifgnal through the hardware and software of your computer takes a little time (varies with h/w and s/w). To avoid such latency when recording you will need to monitor direct from the input side of the soundcard you are using (if using an exte...

It's far more likely that what you have done is to burn the WAV files to CD as a data CD rather than a music CD - just copying the files to CD will not do - you need to create a music CD with a CD burner program like Nero or Roxio (or even iTunes ...). PC can play WAV files - CD players generally ca...

Audacity will do this job absolutely fine (Recording and editing).

I transcribed all my old tapes, lots of off-air spoken word documentaries and comedy programmes mainly from the BBC - and Audacity worked well for that. What's more the price is right - it's free ....

WC

What you need to do is to record/edit in Audacity and then export as an MP3 (tou can't record in MP3 with Audacity). To make the export you will need the LAME add-on (see http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=Lame_Installation for this). Then you can use the Export function (or Export Multipl...

Basically no - Audacity does no real time processing while recording. It is one of the most common requests in the Audacity Feature Request list on the wiki. I have added your vote to it there. You can see the FR list at: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=Feature_Requests#Highest-rated WC

Since Audacity is free to downloads and use and access to the website is free - your posting makes no sense

WC