Audacity Forum

Select a section that represents a sound repeated often on the track and have audacity recognise it and go down the length of the track and remove every instance of it. i.e. matching that exact waveform? Audacity does not have anything built in to do that. In the simplest case of a short, simple so...

spinning beachballs. That may be a clue right there. You get a SBBOD when your job takes longer than the system is expecting. So something in the system is expecting the job to take the normal amount of time. Do you have a virus App? My sister does and I'm paying attention for her to have problems ...

I was creating some loops and when I re-opened the .mp3 I had saved I noticed that Audacity was inserting a blank space at the beginning of each waveform. Does anyone know how I can disable his auto-insertion of blank space in the beginning of the track when I save the track? I did search the manual...

Hello guys, I'm a new Audacity user. I've done a search and think ive found/read where the problem answer lies. Matching sample rate settings, yes? I have a Rega 1 turntable attached to my Marantz PM7005. Just purchased a Schiit I'll A-D converter and taking The recorder output to feed it. ..... The...

Try install libwebpmux1/libwebp5 or libwebpmux2/libwebp6 from previous repo via gdebi or dpkg -i. It's bad idea though, better use 16.04 LTS, there are less compatibility problems.

Do you mean "track" as in "a named track in an Audacity project", or do you mean "track" as in "song name".

What are the 300+ files? Audacity projects? MP3 files? AIF files?

-- Bill

I thought there was a way to do that with Metadata, but maybe not.

Are you trying to create a media player?

Koz

How do you search for a track name? I've searched the menus and googled to no avail. If I have a 300 + files all named, I want to be able to search for a name and it scrolls down to that name, is that possible?

Good work around!
The same may be incorporated as a 'search manual' item under Help menu, using some script internally to execute the google search.
That's my loud thinking, without going into the intricacies.

Thanks for the suggestion. This is something that we have wanted to do for a long time. The main problem is that the manual is used on-line, and as local html files on Windows, Mac and Linux, so (ideally) the search would need to work with multiple browsers on multiple platforms, and be self contain...