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... prefer, restart Audacity. In 2.1.1, use Effect > Manage, enable the plugin then OK. ACX Check will then be in the Analyze Menu. http://www.acx.com/help/acx-audio-submission-requirements/200485520#192kbps-MP3 192 kbps is actually a little under 1.5 MB file size per minute. You can calculate how ...

... I have basically no recording/audio production background. I'm just trying to archive this stuff so that interested parties can hear it. Any help is appreciated!

... tilted "d0a", "d02" and "d08". Each contains some ".au" files. Do these mean anything? Thanks for your help so far.

... together but I'm thinking there HAS to be an easier way...How do I not create a new track but continue recording within the same track? Please help :roll: Pep I apologize if this topic has been asked and answered but I did try to find it in here first...

Yeah dude, we can close this. I didn't lose any changes. It's fine. Everything recovered. Moving on like nothing happened. What's your Twitter handle? I'm gonna talk you up on the interwebs and encourage Audacity users to visit this forum for reliable and timely help.

... create a label track. Sometimes I accidentally grab a handle on a label and move it where I didn't want to. Being able to protect the track would help to avoid those types of mistakes. I could also see where protecting a track might be handy when editing multiple tracks at once. By protecting ...

... block file" messages for the first project (the one you cut from), the audio data for that cut "might" be in those orphan files. Help > Show Log... would show you the names of the orphan block files. If you never saved this as an Audacity project, the data is in the folder given ...

... it did save about 10 five second audio file of me testing my mic and trying to get it to work (which I didn't save on purpose) I really need help Is their any way to recover my files I worked really hard on them. Any help will be HIGHLY appreciated, this project is worth most of my current ...

Thank you very much. Yes, I am using the lastest version. I am sorry I couldn't be more specific. I don't know what the things are called. >_< Sorry! And thanks for the help! I will write back when I know what I am talking about!

Class-compliant drivers are not going to help without ASIO in my opinion. I have several 4 and 6 channel class compliant devices USB 1.1 devices that work(ed) under Windows. Plug and play. That was with XP, I'll admit and I haven't done anything ...