Audacity Forum

Audacity has no control over what other software developers choose to do. A Google search came up with this: The AUP file type is primarily associated with 'Audacity'. Audacity is free, open source software for recording and editing sounds. It is available for Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows, GNU/Linux,...

Audacity doesn't process sounds in real time. So, you can enhance/alter MP3s or WAV files, but Audacity is not going to help with DVDs, the TV, or CDs. If your soundcard has any "enhancements", it may have an equalizer. An equalizer is basically a fancy tone control, which allows you to bo...

I usually let Google do the heavy lifting. site:forum.audacityteam.org "Posted by wizarddrummer"

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I too think this need to be done I don't see how you are having trouble keeping track of "all of your posts" as this is your first post! :? As in my previous reply, there are already three ways to do this, plus you could bookmark your posts with your web browser. I hardly think it is a pr...

I just registered. I have used Audacity in the past mainly for digitizing albums without much problem. I am however on another project, to digitize another 300 or so albums. I am running SuSE-12.3 and have their audacity-2.0.3-80.7.i586 installed. The recording process is complete and the only issue...

I too think this need to be done as there are large number of forums and it is quiet difficult to browse for the desired forum one by one

Yes you have to use the same named sound device for recording (input) and playback (output). The device name may be for example, "Realtek" or "SoundMax" or "IDT". But you have to choose the correct input device on that named sound device that is meant for recording comp...

Many thanks, in terms of the type of thing I was specifically after, do I just need to search the web?

Audacity does not support VST on Linux (and there are very few VST plug-ins for Linux). On Linux you can use LADSPA and Nyquist plug-ins. There are many LADSPA plug-ins available (as an example, search the Mint repository for "Tap plug-ins"). Note that Audacity does not support "all&q...

Perfect, thank you. And just the other day at that.

I'll endeavour to search more effectively in the future.

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