Audacity Forum

Move your cursor to the required spot. Use the Generate>Silence to create <n> seconds of silence at that point. Move cursor to beginning of silence - then record your new track starting from there. You may need to make some adjustments by deleting some Silence if you created too much - or adding som...

It sounds as though you may be getting feedback. Can you try monitoring your recording on headphones and see what the result is?

WC

What you mean is that you have your iTunes set to rip/import as AAC/MP4 - you could choose to import into iTunes as MP3 or WAV instead (you probably don't want to do that though as bitrate for bitrate AAC gives better quality than MP3 - and WAV files are MUCH larger). There are a couple of options f...

Uffer, 1) basically you want to try to get your recordings to peak at about -6db. With the meters in their defaut mode it is difficult to control the level accurately. You can enlarge the meters by dragging them off the toolbar so that they "float" and then drag them to expand them (I have...

A workaround would be to play the music in you Pinball game and at the same time record it into Audacity.

WC

<<<Another way you can do it is via cut&paste of the tracks.>>> Actually, I think cut and paste may be the only way you can stick two songs on the timeline one after the other. Koz No so Koz, you can use the Timeshift tool to move the different tracks around to the required position - and then ...

I have been recording all my LP colllection to CD and I have just scratched the surface. decisions, sounds like you ghave a lot of LPs to convert..... I would strongly recommend that as well as storing the output of yor projects on CD-R, that you also back up a copy of the WAVs on say an external U...

From what I can see on t'interweb this looks to be some form of external USB soundcard, looks as though its made in Germany. There is no apparent reasion why it shouldn't work. Unless your turntable has a line output as well as a phono output (i.e. contains an in-built pre-amp) then you will most pr...

Yup, your're right FW - I just tested it in 1.3 too and it does the same thing there still. What you can do is to use the Time-Shift tool to align your tracks one after the other - a bit fiddly, but it does work. Just select the track you want to move, click on the Time-shift tool the icon with the ...

Import your first track, then move the cursor to the far right hand end of the track with the double arrow icon (like the FF on a tape/CD player). Then import your second track - etc.

WC