Audacity Forum

... asio vanished. I did however manage to get it to work with help from a third party solution. My questions are as follows I used to export as other uncompressed files, then select 24bit wav. When I do this now I get wavex or wave that doesn't say microsoft. I tried both of these and while they do ...

... the orphan blocks belong individually to each project - they are not shared. They can be copied across I believe if you you use Save As or Save Uncompressed Copy. The orphan blacks are small six second chunks of one-channel audio that have somehow become detached from the project (crash or full ...

What's the possibility you ran out of room? Audacity doesn't edit MP3. It converts MP3 to uncompressed filetypes and then reconverts them to Audacity's super high quality internal file type. So those tracks are a lot bigger than you think they are. Further, each time ...

One more. MP3 files come with their own built-in timing errors. Stick with WAV or other uncompressed filetypes for audio production. Never do production in MP3.

Koz

... for using AIFF is that this format allows for easier adding of metadata versus .WAV. When exporting a file out of Audacity by choosing 'Other uncompressed files' in the drop-down menu, and choosing 'Signed 24-bit PCM' under the encoding drop down menu, the output file is 16bit, NOT 24bit. ...

... goes wrong. The Project format will change in the next Audacity version to make errors and damage less likely. WAV (Micsosoft) This is the uncompressed, high quality sound in Audio CDs and in a slightly different version in the main sound channel of video. I call it "perfect" quality. It's ...

... They're perfect quality but they can be brittle and they only open in Audacity. Audacity will Export standard sound files. The audio on a CD is uncompressed WAV 44100, 16-bit Stereo. The audio for television sound is uncompressed WAV 48000, 16-bit stereo. MP3 is the compressed format you use ...

U-Law is supported in the Other uncompressed files Export Options

... this audacity analysis? I t's not that simple... There are several Lame options and some of them interact with each other. If you don't have the uncompressed original you don't have anything to compare the spectrum to. Some files are low-pass filtered during production and sometimes that makes ...

... not for entertainment. These only work if you have the raw sound files, and it only works cleanly if you're in WAV or one of the other uncompressed formats. MP3 or a compressed format will scramble the results. Any filtering, effects, or corrections will mess this up. You can't turn ...