Audacity Forum

... will match with the version of Audacity you are using. Gale I am a newbie and recording voice and keyboard...I checked help and couldn't quite figure out how to sole problem. Audacity said to go to go to preferences and I believe effects and I was lost at that point. ...

Thanks guys,

I wasn't really expecting anyone to be able to debug my exact problem, I was just hoping that maybe there was an already known correction somewhere in the settings.

Fingers crossed I don't have the problem again on 2.1.3, and thanks again for your help, I really appreciate it.

... worth considering writing an application in Python. There's quite a lot of audio libraries available for Python. A couple of links that may help: https://wiki.python.org/moin/Audio/ https://wiki.python.org/moin/PythonInMusic Thanks a lot, Steve! I agree with you, if it isn't possible to ...

I am a newbie and recording voice and keyboard...I checked help and couldn't quite figure out how to sole problem. Audacity said to go to go to preferences and I believe effects and I was lost at that point. Also don't quite understand how to mark the ...

Thank you so much for the helpful suggestions! So I think the answer is no, unless you are skilled at AutoHotkey or similar and wrote some kind of macro that iterated the curve to be used and the file name to be written to. Gale – I’ll ...

Trebor,

Thank you for the reply. I did think of the built-in microphone possibility, but quickly discovered (and remembered) my Dell Optiplex desktop has no built in mic. What did help the sound immensely is switching to mono recording.

Jeff

So I assume the sound is called a "Click"? Hm.

That does seems to work although I am rather unsure and paranoid about it. Thank you for your help.

Hi Koz and thanks very much for your replies and help. Yes, it is a USB microphone and I'll try what you suggested. Re your first question, I export as a Wav file without closing Audacity and I go straight back to record another script. Another piece ...

... fade out effect in place. I tried to fade in creating the eyeball looking wave and then tried to amplify. No luck. Really new to audacity so any help is appreciated. John

... that I am also using USB speakers and I cannot see how to separate them. Tried running sndvol.exe .. No better options and the /R switch doesn't help either. (Seems totally castrated from the XP version) This is not a problem with XP, so is there any way of using a USB sound source and listening ...