Audacity Forum

Tanner2007 wrote:Do you know a good program that can?

Yes, Audacity 1.3.x the Beta version can (and so will the upcoming 1.4 release).

On Export to Mp3 (or whatever) there is an Options button which lets you set parameters at the point of export.

WC

I was hoping for "insanely easy" - but I think I'll still give the Koz method a try too.

Thanks,
WC

Don't be embarrassed - you're not the first person to fall down this rabbit hole - and you won't be the last !

WC

And when I multiple export to MP3 files, a window comes up and has Format - 1D3V1 (more compatible) and 1DV3V2 (more flexible). The one that states it's more flexible is checked by default I assume. Haven't tried to play on an MP3 player any of my MP3 files, (they will play on Windows Media Player ...

Koz, Thanks for the recipe - and the related insight into FM broadcasting, most interesting. And yes I do realize that your recipe will affect everything - I'm not trying to produce a voal or musical Karaoke - I'm just curious to see what some of these early stereo recordings would sound like if the...

Cosby, IIRC iTunes should be able to make you CDs from you MP3s (you can download iTunes for free - you don't need to buy an iPod), Or you could import your MP3s into Audacty and export them as 16-bit PCM Stereo at 44.1kHz - and the use the WAVs to make the CD. In both cases you will be stuck with t...

What's a good recipe for remixing early stereo where the recording engineers split the stereo sound stage too wide. This normally sounds ok on loudspeakers if you don't listen too closely - but on headphones can sound rather odd. A good example of such a recording is Rubber Soul by the Beatles - whe...

What you get on a particular machine is entirely dependent on the soundcard and its associated driver sofftware. Sometimes you can improve this by installing the latest drivers (search t'interweb for these). There is a rumour that DEll is crippling this on many of its machines - bt my recently purch...

All you need to do is to select some audio - then the Effect will not be greyed out and can be applied to the selected section.

To select the whole track - use Ctrl+ A

To select part of a track - click and drag with your cursor.

WC

... Power users want fast importing of their 2 GB WAV files.... But as I've discussed with you before Gale - it is the power users who are the most likely, and the most able, to be setting their switches and settings to get the desired effect (and they are the ones most likely to be be reading and ...